Set up your input strategies.

1. Download and start

1. Download and extract the ZIP.Open RobloxCursorClicker.exe from the extracted folder. Keep all four runtime files together. No account or payment is required.
2. Install the runtime if needed.Choose .NET 8 Desktop Runtime — Windows x64 on the Microsoft download page.
3. Choose or create a strategy tab.Use + to add a tab. Choose actions, timing, and unique start/stop shortcuts, then select Save changes. Stop running strategies before editing.
4. Focus the target app and start.Press the strategy's start shortcut, then release it and its modifiers. Alternatively, Start this strategy gives you three seconds to switch to the target window.

Stop one strategy with its stop shortcut. Press Ctrl + Alt + F12 to stop all strategies and release held inputs.

2. Four strategy examples

These are example settings you can adjust. Intervals and press duration are entered in seconds. Mouse and keyboard actions are configured separately within a tab.

1. Repeat a left click

   Set Mouse to Repeat left click, interval to 3.00, and Keyboard to None. Position the pointer over your target. Each click is configured for a 25 ms press.

2. Hold W or the left mouse button

   For W, set Keyboard to Hold key, Key to W, and Mouse to None. For a mouse hold, set Mouse to Hold left button. A hold lasts until the strategy stops.

3. Tap a key repeatedly

   Set Keyboard to Repeat key press, Key to Space, interval to 3.00, and press duration to 0.10. Press duration must not exceed the key interval.

4. Combine mouse and keyboard

   In one tab, choose Mouse Repeat left click and Keyboard Hold key with W. Set the mouse interval and save. Both actions share that tab's start and stop shortcuts.

Separate strategies can run together when they use different inputs. Two strategies that use the mouse, or the same keyboard key, cannot run at the same time.

3. Default shortcuts

The default Mouse + key strategy repeats left clicks and Space presses. Change its actions to create the hold-and-click example above.

4. Troubleshooting and FAQ

The app will not start. What should I check?

Extract the entire ZIP before opening RobloxCursorClicker.exe. Keep its DLL, deps.json and runtimeconfig.json beside it. Install the .NET 8 Desktop Runtime x64 if Windows asks for a runtime. This release is for Windows 10/11 x64.

Why does holding W or clicking seem to do nothing?

Save the strategy, bring the target app to the foreground, and then press and release the strategy's start shortcut. For W, choose Hold key and select W. The app sends input to the foreground window and does not focus a target automatically. Move the pointer outside CursorClicker for mouse actions; the app avoids clicking its own window.

Do increasing counters prove that Roblox accepted the input?

No. Counters record repeated input sent by the tool, not whether the target app accepted it. A held key is not a series of repeated presses. Behavior in Roblox or another target app must be checked in that app.

Why is a shortcut or a second strategy unavailable?

Each start and stop shortcut must be unique. Use F1–F12, optionally with Ctrl, Alt or Shift, and leave Ctrl+Alt+F12 reserved for Stop all. A shortcut key cannot also be a key sent by a strategy. Two running strategies cannot share the mouse or send the same keyboard key. Stop the conflicting strategy before starting the other.

Where are settings saved, and how do I change language?

Choose English or 中文 in the app's upper-right language selector. English is the default on a fresh installation. Strategies are saved in %LOCALAPPDATA%\RobloxCursorClicker\strategies.json, and the language choice in language.json in the same folder. Switching language does not rename existing strategies.