Click when a pixel turns a certain color

Many tasks start when something changes color — a button becomes active, a bar fills up. AutoFlow checks one pixel with a tolerance and a time limit, then continues.

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How to do it in AutoFlow

  1. Add a “Wait for pixel color” step or an If condition on a pixel.
  2. Pick the pixel and the expected color with the color picker.
  3. Set a tolerance and a maximum wait.
  4. Add the click or key step that should follow.

Tips

  • Use a small tolerance to cope with anti-aliasing and screen effects.
  • Read a pixel into a variable to branch on several colors.
  • Always set a time limit so the flow never waits forever.

Questions

Can it watch more than one pixel?

Yes. Combine several conditions or use Scenes for whole regions.

Does it read game memory?

No. It only looks at what is on screen, like you do.

Is it free?

Yes for personal use, with every feature on Windows, Android and the web and no ads. Work, business or commercial use needs a Business license.

Try it now

Download the free app, or start in your browser with no install.

Personal editionFor individual usersWork use? Business license

No install? Open AutoFlow in your browserFree for personal use · No account needed · Works offline