Record your mouse clicks and keyboard input, then replay them instantly with a hotkey. Mouse Recorder PC is a free, portable Windows utility that saves hours spent on repetitive tasks.
You're doing the same thing over and over: filling spreadsheet rows with identical data, clicking through software setup wizards on multiple machines, grinding the same game loop, testing the same UI interaction. Each time, your hands repeat the exact same movements. Mouse Recorder captures those movements once, then plays them back perfectly every time you press a hotkey.
The routine saves to a file. Run it today, load it next month, carry it on a flash drive to another machine. No reconfiguration needed. The app is completely portable—no registry entries, no services, no admin prompt. Delete the folder and it's gone.
Excel: You've got a hundred rows that need the same ten fields pasted in. Instead of doing it by hand, record pasting and tabbing once, save it, then replay it a hundred times at 1000% speed.
Game loops: Crafting sequences, farming routines, AFK patterns—record what you do, then set the loop count to repeat indefinitely until you press F10 again to stop.
Software deployment: Install the same app on five machines. Record clicking through the wizard once, then play it back on each PC.
Browser forms: Bulk uploads, repetitive data entry, forms that won't accept paste but accept typing—record it once, replay as needed.
Manual testing: Capture the steps that trigger a bug so a developer can watch it happen on demand.
It captures at the hardware level. Full-screen games and remote desktop sessions accept the replayed input, even when simpler tools fail silently.
It runs completely offline. No telemetry, no update pings, no account required. Works inside airgapped networks.
Hotkeys are rebindable. F9 and F10 are the defaults, but you can change them to whatever suits you.
Speed slider lets you debug slow sequences at 10% or blast through long macros at 1000%.
Your routines are files. Store them, version them, share them, reuse them forever.
Yes. Free forever, no trial version, no locked features, no Pro tier. MIT licensed.
Yes. Tested and supported on both Windows 10 and Windows 11, 64-bit.
Clicks and keystrokes are portable. Pure mouse movement is coordinate-based, so a routine captured on a 4K monitor might click the wrong spot on 1080p. For portability, stick to click-and-type routines.
Yes. Input is replayed at the scan-code level, which works in full-screen games and remote sessions where other recorders fail.
Yes. You can run it once, set an exact loop count, or loop indefinitely until you stop it.
No. It runs fully offline with no network activity whatsoever.