A free auto clicker with unlimited loops
Some auto clickers have moved looping behind a subscription. In LoopClicker, repeating a click — N times or forever — is free, with no limit on clicks, run time or loops, and no account.
Step by step
- Add LoopClicker to Chrome. There is no account to create and nothing to sign in to.
- Open the page, click the LoopClicker toolbar button and pick the button to click.
- Set Repeat to ∞, or to any number of times, and choose the interval.
- Optionally add a random jitter and a total time limit, so the run ends by itself even if you walk away.
- Press Start. Stop at any moment with Esc, the hotkey or the popup.
Want to try it first? The test page has buttons, a click area, a form and more to practise on — nothing on it is sent anywhere.
What is free, exactly
- The quick clicker: one or several targets, any interval from 10 ms, random jitter, repeat N times or ∞, a time limit, hotkeys and Esc.
- Scenarios: record clicks, typing, keys, waits and scrolling, edit the steps, and loop the scenario N times or ∞. Free keeps 3 saved scenarios.
- The Fill form step, site presets, and import and export as JSON.
What Pro adds
Pro is for heavier, repeated work: unlimited saved scenarios, schedules, one run per spreadsheet row, conditions (wait until something appears, stop when text shows) and sync between computers. It costs $2.99 a month, $19.99 a year or $14.99 once — see pricing. Looping is not part of Pro, and will not become part of it.
Why free costs us nothing to give
Free mode runs entirely in your browser: there is no server doing the clicking and nothing to pay for per click. That is also why it sends no data anywhere.
What it cannot do
- An endless loop runs only while the tab is open. Chrome slows down timers in tabs you are not looking at, so fast intervals are slower in the background.
- Canvas and WebGL games usually ignore simulated clicks, and apps outside the browser cannot be reached.
- A loop that submits forms or sends messages can do a lot of damage quickly. Try it with a small number first.
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