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Auto-click a chosen element or position on a web page, at your own interval. Runs only on the tab you start it on. Autoclickr is a free auto clicker for Chrome. You set the speed and the spot, it does the clicking. No download, no installer, nothing to set up beyond adding it to Chrome. That also makes it one of the few auto clickers that works on a Chromebook, where desktop clicker software can't be installed at all. FOR BROWSER GAMES Idle and incremental games like Cookie Clicker pay out on click volume. Set the auto clicker to an interval as tight as one millisecond and it keeps going while you do something else. Your hand gets to sit out the grind. WHAT IT DOES Set an exact interval in milliseconds, or a random range between two values so the rhythm isn't robotic. Pick a button, link or any element and Autoclickr follows it, even when the page moves it around. Or drop a live crosshair on a fixed point, which is what canvas games and maps need. Run until you stop it, or stop after an exact number of clicks. Left, middle or right button. Single or double. Switch tabs and it keeps clicking at full speed on the tab you started it on. Start and stop from the toolbar popup, from a panel you can drag anywhere on the page, or with Alt+Shift+C (⌥⇧C on Mac). It runs only on the tab you started, and it collects nothing. No account, no sign-up. Every feature is free. No trial, no paid tier. WHERE IT RUNS Chrome on Windows, Mac, Linux and Chromebook. Also Edge, Brave, Opera and other Chromium browsers. GOOD TO KNOW Some sites block automated clicks on purpose, usually as bot protection, so the autoclicker won't work on every page. If you hit one, email us and we'll look at it. Bugs, questions, feature requests: clickrauto@gmail.com
Sep 15, 2026
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