Make mouse macros without writing code

A mouse macro chains clicks, drags, scrolls and waits into one action you can replay. AutoFlow lets you build it visually, step by step, or record it once and edit the result.

Personal editionFor individual usersWork use? Business license

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

How to do it in AutoFlow

  1. Create a flow and add Click, Drag and Scroll steps from the palette.
  2. Set each target as a point, a region, an image on screen or the current cursor.
  3. Insert waits between steps, or wait until an image or color appears instead of guessing times.
  4. Give the macro a hotkey and test it on Practice Canvas before running it on your screen.

Tips

  • Targets based on images keep working when a window moves; fixed points do not.
  • Group repeated parts in a loop instead of copying steps.
  • Check the Ledger after a run to see exactly which step did what.

Questions

Does it work in any program?

AutoFlow sends real input through the standard Windows input API, so it works wherever a physical mouse works — unless an app blocks automated input.

Can I share a macro?

Yes, as a link or file. Imports are hash-checked and receive a Safety Score before anyone can run them.

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