LoopClicker

Auto clicker & macro recorder for Chrome

Click, loop, repeat.
Free, without limits.

Pick a button or a spot on the page, choose how often, press start. LoopClicker clicks for you as many times as you like — loops are free and unlimited, and no account is needed.

Soon In the Chrome Web Store Try the test page
Free forever for clicking and looping. Pro from $2.99/month or $14.99 once.
0 clicks

A pretend page: this demo runs only in your browser. Esc stops it, just like the extension.

Set up in 30 seconds

No week of learning. Three steps, and the popup shows you each one the first time.

  1. PickClick the toolbar button, then Pick, and point at the button to click — or at any spot on the page.
  2. Set the intervalEvery so many milliseconds, seconds or minutes, with optional random jitter. Repeat N times or forever.
  3. StartPress start or the hotkey. Esc, the hotkey again or the popup stops it at once.

Free, unlimited loops

Repeat N times or ∞, as fast as every 10 ms or minutes apart. No click limits, no time limits, no paywall on looping.

An element or a point

Click a button wherever it moves to, or an exact spot on the page. Add several targets and they are clicked in turn.

Hotkeys and Esc

Start, stop and pick from the keyboard; change the keys at chrome://extensions/shortcuts. A badge and a small on-page pill show when it is running.

Record a scenario

Do the job once: clicks, typing, keys, waits and scrolling become a list of steps you can edit, reorder and loop.

Fill forms

A fill step puts values into many fields at once and works with React and Vue forms that ignore simpler tools.

Every kind of click

Double, right and middle clicks, clicks with Shift or Ctrl held, a spot on a button, or just hovering. Or click by text — “the button that says Next” — which still works when the layout changes.

Reload, then let me know

A reload step refreshes the page and carries on where it left off. A notify step plays a sound and shows a desktop notification when the job is done.

Test data for forms

Fill with test data fills every field of a form with realistic made-up values: names, addresses, example.com e-mails, test card numbers. Handy for testing your own sign-up pages.

Templates

Start from a ready-made scenario — click every few seconds, fill a form, reload until text appears, scroll a feed to its end — and pick the targets on your page.

Share as a link, or export

Send a scenario as a link: the steps travel inside it, and the other person sees every one before adding it. Or export a JSON file to back up and import on another computer.

A log of every run

See what your last runs did, step by step, and why one stopped — “the button wasn't found after 5 s” — with a hint on how to fix it.

Pro, for the bigger jobs

Everything above stays free. Pro adds what people automating real work ask for.

Unlimited scenarios

Free keeps 3 saved scenarios. Pro keeps as many as you need.

Schedule

Run a scenario every morning at 9, or every 30 minutes, in a tab of that site.

CSV and Google Sheets rows

Run a scenario once per row and fill {{column}} placeholders from your spreadsheet.

Conditions and sync

Wait until a button or text appears, stop when a message shows, skip steps — and sync scenarios between computers.

Reload until it appears

Reload a page until a text or a button shows up, then carry on — with a limit on tries or time, and a random pause between reloads.

Collect data to CSV

Read prices, names or links from a page into columns, then download a CSV file or copy the rows straight into Google Sheets.

A list of URLs

Paste a list of pages and run the same steps on each one in turn, in a background tab, with what it collected in one table.

Hotkeys and alerts

Give up to four scenarios a keyboard shortcut of their own, and get a Telegram message or an e-mail when a run ends.

See pricing — $14.99 once, $19.99/year or $2.99/month

Private by default

No account needed

Install and click. Signing in with Google is only for Pro and for syncing scenarios.

Nothing leaves your browser

In free mode LoopClicker sends nothing anywhere: no analytics, no tracking, no ads.

One site at a time

It acts only on the tab you start it on. A scenario that must survive a reload asks for that one site, and a list of URLs for the sites on it — never for all of them.

What it cannot click

LoopClicker clicks web pages the way a script can: with simulated clicks and key presses. Games drawn on a canvas or with WebGL usually ignore those, and apps outside the browser (for example Roblox) cannot be reached at all. It also never runs on Chrome's own pages or the Web Store. Try it first on the test page.

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