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🖥️ Windows Desktop App · Free

Screen Auto Clicker

Watch any region of your screen and automatically click when a target color appears. Perfect for game automation, UI testing, repetitive tasks, and color-triggered workflows.

Download .exe  ·  68 MB Windows 10 / 11 · No install needed
🆓 Free forever 📦 Standalone — no Python needed 🔒 No internet required 🪟 Windows only
App Preview
Screen Auto Clicker
Screen: Display 1 (1920 × 1080) | Draw ROI | Sample Color | Clear ROI ▶ Start Monitoring
LIVE SCREEN PREVIEW
Color Tolerance: ████████░░ 30
Cooldown: 1000ms
Interval: 100ms
Status: Monitoring… Target: RGB(45, 210, 90) Current: RGB(48, 208, 88) Match ✓ (4) Clicks: 12
Features
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Live Screen Preview

See a real-time preview of any connected monitor directly inside the app.

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Draw ROI

Drag to select any region on screen to monitor. Resize or redraw at any time.

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Color Sampling

Click "Sample Color" to capture the average color inside your selected region.

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Auto Click

Automatically clicks the center of your ROI the instant the color matches.

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Adjustable Tolerance

Tune how closely the color must match — great for varying lighting or aliasing.

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Left / Right / Middle

Choose which mouse button to fire — left, right, or middle click.

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Cooldown & Interval

Set a cooldown between clicks and how often the region is checked per second.

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Click Counter

Tracks how many times the app has fired a click in the current session.

How to Use
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Download & Run

Download ScreenAutoClicker.exe and double-click it — no installation or Python required. Windows may show a SmartScreen warning; click More info → Run anyway (it's safe).

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Select your monitor

Use the Screen dropdown at the top to pick which display to watch (if you have multiple monitors).

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Draw a Region of Interest (ROI)

Click Draw ROI, then drag a rectangle over the part of the screen you want to monitor in the live preview.

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Sample the target color

Position the ROI over the color you want to trigger on, then click Sample Color. The target color swatch will update in the status bar.

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Adjust settings

Set Color Tolerance (higher = more lenient), Cooldown (minimum gap between clicks), Check Interval (how often to scan), and which mouse button to click.

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Start Monitoring

Click ▶ Start Monitoring. The app continuously checks your ROI; when the color matches, it fires a click automatically. Click ■ Stop to end the session.

Settings Reference
Setting Default Description
Color Tolerance 30 How different the current color can be from the target (Euclidean RGB distance). 0 = exact match, 150 = very loose.
Cooldown (ms) 1000 Minimum time in milliseconds between two consecutive clicks. Prevents click-spamming.
Check Interval (ms) 100 How often the ROI is scanned. 100ms = 10 checks per second. Lower = faster response.
Click Button left Which mouse button to simulate — left, right, or middle.
System Requirements
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Operating System

Windows 10 or Windows 11 (64-bit)

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Disk Space

~70 MB free space for the executable

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Display

Any resolution — supports multiple monitors

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Runtime

None — Python is bundled inside the .exe

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SmartScreen Warning: Because this is an unsigned executable, Windows Defender SmartScreen may show a warning the first time you run it. This is normal for small independent tools. Click "More info" then "Run anyway" to proceed. The app does not connect to the internet and does not access your files.
Download ScreenAutoClicker.exe  ·  68 MB

Free · Windows 10/11 · No installation required