Record your mouse clicks and keyboard input once, replay them instantly with a hotkey. Macro Maker is a free, portable Windows utility that eliminates repetitive tasks—no account, no watermark, no strings attached.
You're pasting the same customer data into fifty spreadsheet rows. You're clicking through an installer on five company machines. You're grinding the same loop in a game for hours. These aren't edge cases—they're the daily grind that eats time.
Macro Maker records what your hands do and plays it back on command. Press F9, perform your routine, press F9 again. The macro saves as a file. Next week, next month, next machine—load it and run it without reconfiguration.
It captures everything: clicks, scrolling, cursor movement, key combinations, every keystroke. Speed it up to 1000% to blast through a long sequence, or slow it to 10% to debug a sticky step. The choice is yours.
**Office work**: Excel doesn't have a native macro for your specific workflow? Macro Maker does. Record a sequence of clicks and pastes across multiple cells, save it, and run it on the next spreadsheet. Same thing for browser forms, bulk uploads, or any repetitive wizard.
**Game farming**: Crafting sequences, resource loops, or AFK routines—record once, loop it 100 times, 1000 times, or infinitely until you stop it. The macro runs at the input hardware level, so even full-screen games accept the keystrokes. (Check your game's terms of service first.)
**Software rollout**: Rolling out the same app to ten machines? Record clicking through the installer setup once, save the macro, and play it on each computer. One person, no walking from desk to desk.
**QA and testing**: A developer needs to see a bug trigger. Record the interaction that causes it, save the file, and hand it over. They press F10 and watch it happen on demand, every time, identical.
**Portable, no installation**: Unzip and run. No admin rights, no registry, no services. Delete the folder and it's gone completely. Carry it on a flash drive between machines.
**Offline and private**: Nothing phones home. No telemetry, no update pings, no network activity. Works in airgapped networks.
**Rebindable hotkeys**: F9 and F10 are the defaults, but if your app or game uses those keys, you can change them.
**Speed control**: Replay at 10%, 50%, 100%, 500%, 1000%—whatever the situation needs. Useful for debugging slow sequences or blasting through long routines.
**Works everywhere**: Full-screen games, remote desktop sessions, tight UIs—scan-code level input delivery means your macro lands where simpler tools fail.
Yes. Free forever, MIT licensed. No trial, no locked features, no Pro tier. Download and use it.
No account, no login, no registration. Open the app and start recording.
Clicks and keystrokes are safe to replay across machines. Pure cursor movement is coordinate-based, so a 4K routine might land in the wrong spot on a 1080p screen. Stick to click-and-type workflows if you're moving macros between machines with different displays.
Yes, Windows 10 and Windows 11, both tested and supported.
The app requires no internet connection at all. Download once, run anywhere.
Yes. Input is replayed at the hardware level, so it lands in full-screen games and remote desktop environments.