Record what you do with the mouse and keyboard, press a hotkey, watch your PC repeat it. Macro Recorder is a free portable Windows utility that saves you from doing the same clicks over and over.
You press F9, perform any routine with your mouse and keyboard, press F9 again to stop. The app captures everything: clicks, drags, scrolls, keystrokes, modifier combinations. Then you press F10 and watch it all play back automatically.
Every recording saves as a file on your disk. Load it next week, next month, or on a different machine without any reconfiguration. No account needed, no internet required, no telemetry.
People use it to blast through Excel spreadsheets that don't fit a macro, click through the same software wizard on five machines, farm repetitive game sequences, or replay a bug for testing. The speed slider lets you slow it down to ten percent to debug, or push it to a thousand percent to run through a long routine in seconds.
It runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11 with zero setup. Unzip it anywhere—your hard drive, a flash drive, a network folder. No registry entries, no services, no admin prompt. Deleting the folder removes it completely.
Input is replayed at the hardware scan-code level, so it works inside full-screen games and remote desktop sessions where other tools fail. Keystrokes land even when the app window isn't in focus.
It is free forever. No trial, no locked features, no Pro upgrade, no ads, no watermark. MIT licensed, and the source code is included.
Pasting the same block of data into a hundred spreadsheet rows? Record the click-paste-enter sequence once, set the loop to 100, press F10.
Running a software setup wizard on five machines? Record the clicks on the first machine, copy the saved file to each of the others, press F10 on each one.
Testing a bug that only appears after clicking through five dialogs? Record the steps once, replay it with F10 whenever a developer needs to see it happen.
Grinding the same farming loop in a game? Record one cycle, set the loop to run indefinitely, and step away. (Check your game's rules first—some games restrict automation.)
Clicks and keystrokes are safe to replay on different machines and screen resolutions because they target specific buttons and keys. Pure cursor movement, though, is coordinate-based. A routine recorded on a 4K monitor may click in the wrong spot on a 1080p screen. For maximum portability, build routines around clicking and typing rather than long cursor paths.
Yes. Free forever, no trial, no locked features, no Pro upgrade.
No. The app opens straight to the main window. Nothing to register, nothing to log into.
Yes. Tested and supported on both Windows 10 and Windows 11, 64-bit.
Yes. Input is replayed at the scan-code level, so it lands in environments where simpler tools fail. Always check your game's automation policy first.
No. The app runs fully offline. No update ping, no telemetry, no network activity.
Unzip and run—no install, no account, no internet needed.
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