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Auto Clicker for Mac

AutoClicker.org is a free auto clicker for Mac. Works natively on Apple Silicon M1, M2, M3, M4 and all Intel Macs. Auto Scroll, Multi Target, Macro Record and more.

What is Mac Auto Clicker

A Mac auto clicker is a software designed specifically for macOS that automates your mouse clicks. You set the speed, position, count, and interval. It clicks for you without any manual effort.

Unlike Windows auto clickers, a Mac auto clicker is built to work natively within the macOS ecosystem. It follows Apple's system guidelines, works with both Apple Silicon and Intel processors, and integrates with the macOS Accessibility API to simulate clicks accurately across every application.

AutoClicker.org for Mac comes with Single Target clicking for precision tasks. Multi Target clicking for sequences that need more than one position. Auto Scroll for hands-free scrolling on any macOS application. Macro Record for capturing full click sequences and replaying them on demand.

Apple Silicon M1, M2, M3, M4
All Intel Macs supported
macOS 10.15 and above
Notarized by Apple
Auto Scroll Setup

How to Use Auto Scroll on Mac

Auto Scroll lets you automate scrolling in any direction on any macOS application. No manual scrolling. No hand strain.

Step 1 — Select scroll direction in AutoClicker.org for Mac

Select Scroll Direction

Choose from Scroll Down, Scroll Up, Scroll Left, or Scroll Right. Works across every macOS application and browser.

Set Scroll Speed

Enter your scroll speed in pixels. Higher values scroll faster. Lower values scroll slower. Adjust based on what you are automating.

Step 2 — Set scroll speed in AutoClicker.org for Mac
Step 3 — Set scroll interval in AutoClicker.org for Mac

Set Scroll Interval

Set the time between each scroll action in milliseconds. 500ms is a good starting point for most Mac users.

Set Duration

Enter how long you want the auto scroll to run. Set it to 0 for unlimited scrolling.

Step 4 — Set scroll duration in AutoClicker.org for Mac
Step 5 — Pick scroll position with crosshair in AutoClicker.org for Mac

Set Scroll Position

Use the crosshair button to pick the exact position on your Mac screen where scrolling will occur.

Test Your Scroll

Hit Test Scroll to preview your settings for 3 seconds before running it fully.

Step 6 — Test scroll settings in AutoClicker.org for Mac

Record a Scroll Pattern

Hit Record to capture a custom scroll pattern. Stop when done. Use Playback to replay it. Set Playback Mode to Play Once or loop continuously.

Save Your Configuration

Name your setup under Scroll Config and save it. Load it anytime without setting up again.

Start Scrolling

Hit Start Automation or press Q. AutoClicker.org runs in the background while you focus on anything else on your Mac.

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Auto Clicker for Mac

AutoClicker.org is not opening on Mac

macOS Gatekeeper blocks unverified apps on first launch. Go to System Settings → Privacy and Security, scroll down and click Open Anyway next to AutoClicker.org. This is a one-time step.

Auto clicker is not clicking anything

Accessibility permission is not granted. Go to System Settings → Privacy and Security → Accessibility, and enable AutoClicker.org. Without this permission macOS blocks all simulated clicks.

Clicks are landing in the wrong position

This happens on Retina displays when coordinates are entered manually. Use Pick Position instead of typing X and Y values manually to get the exact spot on your Mac screen.

Not working on macOS Sonoma or Ventura

Make sure you are running the latest version of AutoClicker.org. Older versions may have compatibility issues with newer macOS versions. Update and relaunch.

AutoClicker.org is slow on Intel Mac

AutoClicker.org is optimized for Apple Silicon. Intel Mac users may notice slightly slower performance on heavy sequences. Increase your click interval slightly to reduce system load.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. AutoClicker.org is completely free to use on Mac. No registration, no subscription, no hidden charges.

Yes. AutoClicker.org runs natively on M1, M2, M3, and M4 chips as well as all Intel Mac processors.

AutoClicker.org supports macOS 10.15 Catalina and above including Big Sur, Monterey, Ventura, Sonoma, and the latest macOS versions.

macOS requires Accessibility permission for any software that simulates mouse clicks. It is a standard macOS security requirement. Grant it from System Settings → Privacy and Security → Accessibility.

Yes. AutoClicker.org is notarized by Apple and verified safe. No malware, no bundled software. What you download is exactly what runs on your system.

Download AutoClicker.org for Mac

Free for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. No registration, no hidden charges. Get started in under a minute.

Disclaimer

AutoClicker.org is an independent software developed by Web Treta. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Apple Inc. or macOS. Mac, macOS, Apple Silicon, and related terms are trademarks of Apple Inc.