Super Auto Clicker is a free and powerful mouse auto clicker, your great assistant in game playing, online shopping, documents processing, and more.

• Supports left, right, and middle mouse click.
• Click interval can vary from 0.001s to 999mins.
• Infinite or limited repeated clicks.
• Auto click at specific point on the screen.
• Record your mouse and keyboard operations, then replay.
• Global hot key settings.

Currently available only for Windows OS (Windows 7, 8, 10, or 11).

Download the latest version from the releases page, run SuperAutoClicker_v1.x.x.x.exe to install.

1. Download and install Visual Studio 2022. Make sure you have selected "Desktop development with C++":

   

2. Download and install Qt 5.6.2

3. Install Qt Visual Studio Tools in VS2022(Menu--Extensions--Manage Extensions--Online--Visual Studio Marketplace):

   

   

4. After installing Qt Visual Studio Tools, restart VS2022. Configure Qt version(Menu--Extensions--Qt VS Tools--Qt Versions):

   

   

   As seen above, the Version tag must be set to Qt 5.6.2. The Path tag should be set to <your-Qt-5.6.2-installation-direcotry>\5.6\msvs2015. Then click OK to finish Qt version setup.

5. Download and install Python. Python version must be >= 3.8. Make sure you have selected Add Python to environment variables:

   

   Once finished, open command prompt and type python --version, then press Enter key.

   If your Python is installed correctly, you'll see the Python version:

   

6. Setup unzip command. Add <your-git-installation-directory>\usr\bin to system environment variables:

   

   Open command prompt and type unzip to check whether your git commands is correctly configured.

   If everything is OK, you'll see the results like below:

   

Open command prompt and type cd /d "<your-super-auto-clicker-git-repository>\cnf":

Type python configure_client.py and wait for the configuration steps to finish:

If everything is OK, you'll see the results like below:

Open SuperAutoClicker.sln using VS2022. Rebuild entire solution and wait.

If everything is OK, you'll see the compilation result:

Set SuperAutoClicker as startup project. Start debugging. You'll see the software is finally shown up: