Need to hold down E in your game without touching the keyboard? Automatic Key Clicker is a free, portable Windows tool that repeats any key at the exact interval you set, toggled by a single hotkey. Fire it up and step away.
This is a small app that presses a key over and over — or holds it down — on a schedule you control. Pick your key (E, Space, Arrow Up, anything), set the milliseconds between presses, hit Start, and the app does the work. You toggle it on and off with a global hotkey (F6 by default), so you can switch windows or minimize the app and still control it.
The tool handles the rhythm so your finger doesn't have to. Whether you're AFK farming in an incremental game, running long test loops, or just keeping your PC awake during a slow file transfer, one press of the hotkey starts the automation.
Many auto-clickers rely on simulation that online games filter out. This tool uses SendInput plus hardware scan codes — the same keyboard events a physical key would generate — so it lands in single-player games, idle titles, and remote sessions where older tools drop the input silently.
The global hotkey means you don't have to alt-tab back to a control window. Press F6 from inside your game, the automation starts, and you can walk away. Press F6 again to stop whenever you reach your goal.
For online games with kernel-level anti-cheat, automation tools are often forbidden in the terms of service. This app makes no attempt to hide what it is, so check your game's rules before you use it there.
Any key on the keyboard — letters, numbers, Space, Enter, arrows, function keys. Set it once and forget it.
Interval range from 5 ms to 10 minutes — fast enough for rapid taps, slow enough for an anti-idle heartbeat on a long upload.
Random jitter option — add ± to each interval so the pattern does not read as a rigid metronome.
Session counter — watch how many presses have fired since you hit Start. Handy when you want to stop at a round number (1000 E presses, for example).
Dark, single-window UI — one small window, no tabs, no menus to dig through.
Portable, no background services — close the window, the process ends. Nothing stays running in the system tray after you quit.
Yes. Free forever, MIT licensed. No trial, no locked buttons, no Pro tier hiding features.
No. Nothing to sign up for, no network calls. The app works entirely offline.
Yes. Windows 10 and Windows 11, 64-bit. Behaviour is identical on both.
No. It is portable. Unzip the folder and run the .exe. To uninstall, delete the folder.
The app sends standard keyboard events through Windows — exactly what a physical keyboard sends. It does not read other processes, hook games, or touch files outside its folder.
No. No ads, no bundled software, no telemetry, no background updater.
The app does not hide what it is doing. Single-player and idle games are fair game. For online titles, check the terms of service first.
Get the portable build, unzip, and run — no install or account required.
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