What's New in AutoClick Pro

Every release and what it added. Updates install automatically through Steam on Windows, SteamOS, and Linux.

Version 1.2.0 · July 2026 (current)

Controller Mapper. A new tab that binds gamepad buttons to any saved auto clicker, macro, or script profile. Adding a mapping asks you to press the button you want, so there's no guessing at button names. A button can also send a real mouse click or key press instead of running a profile. Pick which controller to use from a dropdown; new pads appear automatically when plugged in. Xbox-style pads and classic DirectInput pads both work.
Stick mouse control. Move the cursor with the left or right analog stick, with sensitivity and deadzone sliders plus independent Invert X and Invert Y options. Works alongside the button mappings.
Background / tray mode. On Windows, a notification-area icon with show/hide, quick mapper toggles, Minimize to tray, and Start minimized. On Linux, a tray icon on desktops that support one (KDE, or GNOME with the AppIndicator extension) plus a Start minimized option. Global hotkeys and armed mappers keep working while the window is hidden.
Monitor access helper (SteamOS / KDE). A new Adjust Monitor Access button explains and manages the KDE permission the app uses to track the real cursor position for pixel-accurate recording, including the case where KDE silently reuses a remembered permission.

Mouse Mapper. Map your mouse's extra side buttons to any saved clicker, macro, or script profile. Press once to start, again to stop. Whole sets of bindings save as named mapping profiles, one per game or app.
Keyboard Mapper. The same idea for keys: bind F1 to F12 or A to Z to any saved profile, with as many rows as you need.
Pause and resume. A new global hotkey (F1 by default) pauses whatever is running (the clicker, a macro, or a script) and resumes it exactly where it left off, with nothing left stuck down.

The initial release on Steam, native on Windows 10/11, SteamOS, and Linux (X11 and Wayland):

Auto Clicker. Intervals from 1 ms to 60 s or randomized between a min and max, left/right/middle button, single or double click, click at the cursor or a picked fixed position with optional random offset, and stop after a set number of clicks.
Macro Recorder. Records real mouse movement, clicks, scrolling, and keyboard input with original timing. Plays back at 0.1× to 10×, once, N times, or looped.
Scripting. A readable 16-command automation language with a built-in command reference and worked examples.
Global hotkeys. Configurable hotkeys for every tool, including an Emergency Stop that halts everything and releases held inputs.
Profiles. Unlimited named profiles for clicker configs, macros, and scripts, interchangeable between the Windows and Linux editions.
Quality of life. UI scaling from 100% to 200%, built-in Quick Help, a feedback button, and a one-time Wayland Setup wizard for Linux permissions.

Get AutoClick Pro on Steam and every update above is yours automatically, on Windows, SteamOS & Linux.