Macro Creator: Record and Replay Mouse Clicks and Keystrokes on Windows

Tired of repeating the same clicks and keyboard inputs over and over? Macro Creator captures your actions once and plays them back instantly with a single hotkey—no setup, no account, completely free.

What Macro Creator Does

Macro Creator records everything you do with your mouse and keyboard, then plays it back perfectly whenever you press a hotkey. Press F9 to start recording, perform your routine, press F9 again to stop. Hit F10 and watch your computer repeat exactly what you did—clicks, drags, scrolls, keystrokes, modifier combos, all of it.

The app saves every routine as a file on your disk. Build a macro today, load it next week on the same machine or a different one, and run it again without any reconfiguration. No watermark, no cloud upload, no telemetry.

It works on Windows 10 and 11, runs portable from any folder (including a flash drive), needs no admin rights, and leaves zero trace when you delete it.

Real Scenarios Where People Use It

Spreadsheet users paste the same block of data into hundreds of rows. Instead of copy-paste-copy-paste-copy-paste, record it once and loop the macro 300 times at 500% speed.

Software testers click through identical setup wizards on five machines. Record the wizard once, then run the macro on each machine while you grab coffee.

QA engineers need to trigger a bug reliably so developers can watch it happen. Record the exact steps, save them, replay on demand.

Game players grind repetitive loops—crafting sequences, farming routes, keep-alive patterns. Let the macro handle it while you step away. Check your game's rules first; some games restrict automation.

Form-heavy workflows where the UI forces a per-item wizard instead of bulk action. Record once, loop forever or for a set count.

Getting Started in 5 Minutes

Download and unzip Grab the portable build from macrorecorderpc.com, unzip it to any folder. No installer, no setup step. You're ready immediately.
Start the app and press F9 Open Macro Creator. Press F9 (the default record hotkey) from any window. The app listens even if it's minimized.
Do your routine Perform the clicks, drags, scrolls, and keystrokes you want to automate. Work at your normal pace—the speed slider adjusts playback later.
Press F9 again to stop End the recording. Your routine is now captured in memory, ready to replay.
Press F10 to play Instantly replay the entire sequence. Adjust the speed slider if it runs too fast or too slow for your workflow.
Save to a file Go to File → Save to store the macro as a file. Load it anytime through File → Open and press F10 to run it again.

Key Features Built for Portability and Reliability

Speed slider ranges from 10% (slow debug mode) to 1000% (blast through long routines in seconds). Use 10% to watch a macro step-by-step and spot errors. Use 1000% to run a spreadsheet import that would take 20 minutes at normal speed.

Loop count lets you run a macro once, a fixed number of times, or infinitely until you press a key to stop. Perfect for repetitive tasks that vary only in count.

Scan-code input replay means your keystrokes work inside full-screen games and remote desktop sessions where simpler tools fail. Input happens at the hardware level.

Completely offline. No update pings, no analytics, no phone-home behavior. Works inside air-gapped networks. Everything stays on your machine.

Portable design: no registry entries, no services, no admin prompt. Delete the folder and it's gone. Carry the whole thing on a flash drive and run it on any Windows 10 or 11 machine.

Common Questions

Is it really free?

Yes. Free forever, no trial period, no Pro tier, no locked features. MIT licensed, completely open.

Do I need an account?

No. The app opens straight to the main window. Nothing to register, nothing to log into, no email required.

Will it work if I move a macro to a different machine?

Click-and-type routines are safe across machines and screen resolutions. Pure cursor movement is coordinate-based, so a routine recorded on a 4K monitor may click the wrong spot on 1080p. Stick to clicking buttons and typing text for portability.

Does it work on Windows 11?

Yes. Both Windows 10 and Windows 11 are fully supported and tested.

Can I rebind the hotkeys?

Yes. F9 and F10 are the defaults, and both are rebindable inside the app settings.

What if I use it in a game?

Macro Creator works in full-screen games because input is replayed at the scan-code level. Before automating gameplay, check the game's terms—some games restrict or ban automation tools.