Enable Accessibility permission for a Mac auto clicker
Find the macOS Accessibility permission for your auto clicker, check the correct app entry and test it with a short clicking session.
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Auto clicker for Mac
Let your Mac handle the repetitive clicks.
Choose a click interval and mouse button, set a repeat count, and use a keyboard shortcut to start or stop.
Limited free use. In-app purchases available.
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macOSAuto clicker for Mac
Choose a click interval and mouse button, set a repeat count, and use a keyboard shortcut to start or stop.
Limited free use. In-app purchases available.
Get started in three steps
Install the Mac app
Open the App Store listing and check compatibility before installing.
Allow Accessibility access
Give the app permission in System Settings so it can send mouse clicks.
Set up a short test
Choose an interval and stop shortcut, then test in a harmless window.
Before you download
Does it work in a browser without installation?
This is a native Mac app. Install it and grant the required permission before using it.
Is it completely free?
Free use is limited. Check the app and its App Store listing for current purchase options.
Can I choose how the mouse clicks?
The app includes left, right and middle clicks, repeat-count settings, and configurable intervals.
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