Clickwise - Free Auto Clicker

Record the clicks you repeat in a web app once, then replay them reliably. Steps follow the element, not the pixel. Free, local.

Clickwise replays the clicks you repeat in the web apps you already use: approving rows, sending receipts, refreshing a queue, clicking "load more" to the end. You record the task once by clicking through it; Clickwise saves each click as a step and replays the steps on a loop. Unlike pixel-based auto clickers, every step is anchored to the element you clicked (its id, test id, label or text), with the position kept only as a last resort. If the page scrolls, a banner appears, or the layout shifts, the click still lands on the right button. If a target cannot be found, you decide what happens: skip it, stop the run, or wait for it to appear. What you get: • Record a profile by clicking through the task once. Left click, right click, double click and Enter/Tab/Escape are captured. • Run it 10 times, 100 times, a custom number, or until you stop it, with configurable typing speeds, custom delays, and optional random jitter. • A small in-page overlay shows progress and offers pause and stop; hide it in Settings if you prefer. The toolbar icon always shows the state (REC, loop count, paused), and clicking it gives you Stop. Hold Esc for one second to stop anything. • A run log records every click, skip and wait, exportable as CSV. • Profiles are per site. A profile recorded on one site never runs anywhere else. • Keyboard shortcuts: Alt+Shift+S start/stop, Alt+Shift+P pause/resume, Alt+Shift+R finish recording. • Light and dark themes. Privacy: Clickwise only runs on sites you explicitly enable, asks for permission per site, and stores profiles and logs locally in Chrome. Nothing leaves your browser. No account, no analytics, no limits, no paywall. Clickwise is built for repetitive work in web apps you are allowed to use. It does not interact with CAPTCHAs or security checks, is not meant for games or purchase bots, and cannot run on Chrome pages or the Chrome Web Store. Some sites forbid automation in their terms; you are responsible for how you use it.