Free for Windows

Let OtterTap handle the repetitive tapping.

An auto clicker with human-like timing, a key presser, and screen triggers that react the moment a button appears. Set it up once for each game, then switch profiles in a click.

Windows 10 and 11 · No account needed · Works in most games, including Roblox

The OtterTap window showing the auto clicker settings: where to click, mouse button, and timing with random variation.

Three tools in one

Everything you'd otherwise juggle three programs for

Most players end up with a separate auto clicker, key presser and macro tool. OtterTap puts them in one small window.

Auto clicker

Click wherever your mouse is, or pick a fixed spot on screen. Choose left, right or middle button, single or double click, and any speed from a few milliseconds to hours.

Key presser

Tap any key on a timer. Keys are sent the way a real keyboard sends them, which many games need before they notice a keypress.

Screen triggers

Show OtterTap a picture of a button or icon. When it appears (or disappears), OtterTap clicks it or presses a key for you.

Natural timing

Randomness built in, everywhere

Perfectly regular clicks look robotic. Every timing setting in OtterTap takes a random variation, so no two clicks are quite the same.

A robot

OtterTap

Varied intervals

Set a base time and how much it can vary, for example every 800 ms give or take 25%.

Wandering aim

Clicks land within a few pixels of the target, clustered near the middle the way a hand would aim.

Human reaction time

Screen triggers wait a random fraction of a second before acting, like a person noticing something.

Randomness makes clicking look more natural. It does not make automation allowed: many games forbid it. Please read safety and fair play.

How it works

Up and running in three steps

  1. Make a profile

    Give each game its own profile. Its settings, screenshots and hotkeys stay separate from every other game.

  2. Set it up

    Choose what to click or press and how often. For triggers, drag a box around the button you want OtterTap to watch for.

  3. Press start

    Hit F6 inside your game to start and stop. F8 is always the emergency stop.

Read the getting-started guide →

Game profiles

A profile for every game

What works in one game rarely works in another. Each profile keeps its own click and key settings, trigger pictures, hotkeys and limits, so switching games is a dropdown, not a rebuild.

  • Create, duplicate, rename and delete profiles
  • Export a profile to a single file and share it, or import one from a friend
  • A notes field to remember what each setup is for
How profiles work →
The OtterTap Triggers tab with a rule that clicks a Play button whenever it appears on screen.

Emergency stop. Always works.

In your control

Made to be easy to stop

Limits

Stop after a set time, a number of clicks or a number of key presses, so a run never goes on longer than you meant.

Nothing hidden

OtterTap only sends ordinary mouse and keyboard input and reads the screen. It doesn't touch the game's files or memory, and it needs no account.

Ready to stop tapping?

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