KORYLOQ Auto Clicker
Automate mouse clicks at your pace. Set the speed, position and number of clicks.
By KORYLOQ
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KORYLOQ-Auto-Clicker-1.1.2.exe
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About KORYLOQ Auto Clicker
A portable Windows auto clicker with a compact dark interface. Set your speed and press F6 to start or stop; F7 always stops. Open Advanced for profiles, hold-to-click, a target window and timed runs. Your settings stay on your PC, and the application starts idle every time. The KORYLOQ logo opens koryloq.com.
Features
- Set 0.01–10,000 click actions per second, a custom interval from 0.1 milliseconds to 24 hours, or maximum speed. Actual speed depends on Windows and the target application.
- Left, right or middle mouse button with single or double clicks.
- Follow the cursor or click at fixed screen coordinates; F8 captures the position.
- Save named profiles and keep separate speed values for clicks per second and intervals.
- Choose toggle or hold-to-click activation. Releasing the held shortcut stops clicking; F7 and Ctrl+Alt+F10 also stop.
- Select a target window to pause when another window is active and resume when you return. Select the window again after restarting the app.
- Stop after an action count or a set duration, whichever comes first. The timer starts after the start delay and continues during a target-window pause.
- Compare your target speed with the measured rate of clicks sent to Windows. This does not measure clicks accepted by the target application.
- Optional start delay, always-on-top window and locally saved settings. A double click counts as one action containing two clicks.
System requirements
- Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit (x64).
- Portable EXE with the required .NET runtime included; no separate runtime installation.
- The target application must accept Windows simulated mouse input. Elevated applications may require matching permissions.