Mouse buttons
Left, right, or middle button for the automated action.
Product capabilities
Features of OP Auto Clicker
Everything below comes from the real Windows UI and publisher notes: interval fields, click options, cursor modes, hotkeys, and the 4.1 additions Random offset and Record & Playback.
Click interval down to milliseconds
The Click Interval group exposes four numeric fields: hours, mins, secs, and milliseconds. A common default shown in screenshots is 100 milliseconds. Stretch the same controls to slower jobs measured in minutes or hours.
Version 4.1 adds Random offset with its own millisecond field (screenshots show 40 ms). Timing jitters around your base interval instead of firing on a perfect metronome.
Mouse button and click type
Click Options lets you choose the mouse button (Left is the usual default) and click type (Single is the usual default). Publisher notes and early changelogs also document right click, middle click, double click, and triple click.
Current location or Pick location
Cursor Position offers two modes. Current location clicks wherever the pointer sits. Pick location stores X and Y coordinates so clicks stay on one screen point even if you move the mouse afterward.
Settings can remember the last fixed location between sessions. If a window moves or DPI scaling changes, re-run Pick location. See the coordinate troubleshooting guide.
Repeat controls
Choose Repeat with a numeric count, or select Repeat until stopped so clicking continues until you press Stop or the hotkey again. Start (F6) and Stop (F6) sit at the bottom of the window next to Hotkey setting and, in 4.1, Record & Playback.
Background hotkeys and Record & Playback
Hotkeys work while the application is in the background. The default Start/Stop key is F6. Hotkey setting lets you change that binding, a change called out as early as v1.0.0.2.
In 4.1 the bottom row includes Record & Playback for capturing a click sequence and replaying it, beyond a single repeating click.
Runtime qualities
How the published Windows package behaves day to day.
Portable EXE
Open the file and configure. Listings describe it as portable with no mandatory install for everyday use.
Low CPU usage
Publisher copy highlights a light footprint so long click sessions do not dominate the machine.
No ads in the UI
Official materials stress an ad-free positioning. Still verify the file hash before you trust a random mirror.
Feature checklist
Capabilities tied to documented UI and changelog notes.
| Capability | Detail | Noted in |
|---|---|---|
| Interval units | Hours, mins, secs, milliseconds | UI 2.1 / 4.1 |
| Random offset | ± ms around base interval | UI 4.1 |
| Mouse buttons | Left, right, middle | Publisher + changelog |
| Click types | Single, double, triple | v1.0.0.1 notes |
| Cursor modes | Current location / Pick location X,Y | UI |
| Hotkeys | Default F6, remappable, background | UI + v1.0.0.2 |
| Record & Playback | Sequence capture button | UI 4.1 |
| Session memory | Settings and last fixed location | v1.0.0.1 notes |
Ready to use these controls?
Download OP Auto Clicker 4.1 for Windows, then configure interval, position, and F6 in seconds.
Download for WindowsFree · Portable · Windows 10 / 11