Free Windows macro recorder. Record your mouse clicks and keystrokes once, replay them instantly with a hotkey. No setup, no ads, no account. Perfect for data entry, form filling, gaming, testing, and any repetitive routine you'd rather not do by hand again.
Download the latest build: MacroRecorder.zip · Website: macrorecorderpc.com
Do something once, then let Macro Recorder repeat it — exactly. Unlike older tools that only see mouse clicks, this one captures every keystroke plus mouse movement, so it works for data entry, gaming, testing, or anything you've been doing over and over.
- 🖱️ Records mouse — clicks, movement, drags, scroll
- ⌨️ Records keyboard — every keystroke, including modifiers and combos
- ⏯️ Global hotkeys —
F9to record,F10to replay from any window (works in fullscreen games too, sends input as hardware scan codes) - 🎚️ Speed control — replay at 10% for precision, or blast through at 1000% to save time
- 💾 Save & load — every macro is a file, load it back anytime
- 📁 One portable file — no installer, no online account, no ads between recordings
- 🔒 Free & open — MIT licensed, no telemetry, no network calls
- Download MacroRecorder.zip from the Releases section
- Unzip anywhere — no installer wizard, no setup
- Run
MacroRecorder.exe, press F9 to start recording, do your routine, press F9 again to stop. Then hit F10 anytime to replay it.
That's it. Save it to file if you want to load it later.
- Data entry & forms — same fields, same clicks, done in seconds instead of minutes
- Testing — repeat the same interaction across a UI to reproduce bugs
- Gaming — routine key sequences for AFK farming, crafting, or grinding (use responsibly)
- Software installers — click through wizards on multiple machines identically
- Office chores — Excel routines that don't fit into a macro, browser workflows
- Windows 8.1 / 10 / 11 (64-bit recommended)
- ~40 MB free disk space
- No admin rights required
The build isn't code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may warn you once — click More info → Run anyway.
Does it work in games?
Yes. It sends input as hardware scan codes, so it works in fullscreen games, browsers, and remote sessions. F9 and F10 trigger from any window.
Can I save macros for later? Yes — every macro is saved as a file. Load it back anytime to replay the same routine without re-recording.
Does mouse movement work across screen sizes? Mouse movement is coordinate-based, so it may not click the same spot on a different screen. For portability, use clicks-and-keys-only mode.
Does it need internet? No. Zero telemetry, zero network calls. Runs fully offline.
Go to macrorecorderpc.com for the full guide, examples, and comparisons.
MIT — see LICENSE.
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