Left & Right Click¶
Auto Mouse Click can simulate left and right mouse clicks at specific screen positions or at the current cursor location. This is useful for automating interactions with buttons, links, and other clickable elements.
Left Click¶
A left click is the standard mouse click used for selecting items, pressing buttons, and activating links.
Configuration¶
- Select Left Click from the action list.
- Choose the click location:
- Current position -- Clicks wherever the cursor is at the time of the action
- Fixed position -- Clicks at a specific X,Y coordinate on screen
- Pick position -- Click a point on screen to capture its coordinates
- Set the interval between clicks (e.g., every 5 seconds).
- Set the number of clicks -- Unlimited (continuous) or a specific count.
Pick Position¶
To set a precise click location:
- Click Pick Position
- Move your cursor to the target location on screen
- Press
Enteror click to capture the coordinates - The X,Y values are filled in automatically
Right Click¶
A right click opens context menus in most applications.
Configuration¶
Right click configuration is identical to left click. Select Right Click from the action list and configure the same parameters:
- Click location (current, fixed, or pick)
- Interval
- Number of clicks
Click Sequences¶
Combine multiple clicks into a sequence for more complex automations:
- Add a left click at Position A
- Add a left click at Position B
- Add a right click at Position C
- Set a delay between each action
The actions execute in order, creating a multi-step click automation.
Delay Between Actions
Add a small delay (500ms-2000ms) between clicks in a sequence to allow the target application time to respond before the next click occurs.
Advanced Options¶
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Click and hold | Hold the mouse button down for a specified duration |
| Click offset | Add a small random offset to the click position for more natural behavior |
| Conditional click | Only click if a specific window is active (app-aware clicking) |
Target Application
Ensure the target application is in the foreground and the click coordinates match the current screen layout. If windows are resized or moved, fixed-position clicks may miss their targets.