1. Where to Find the Auto Clicker
Open AHK Vault and click the Tools icon (the wrench) on the left side bar. Find Auto Clicker and click Launch. You then choose between two modes in the Clicking tab: Single spot or Multi-spot.
2. Single Spot Mode
Single spot mode repeats one click on a timer. Set it up in the Clicking tab:
- Click interval: the time between clicks, set in hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds. The default is 100 milliseconds.
- Mouse button: Left, Right or Middle (with click, down and up variants for the middle button).
- Click type: Single or Double.
- Repeat: keep clicking until stopped, or click a number of times that you set.
- Cursor position: by default the clicker clicks wherever your cursor already is. Untick that option to click a fixed point instead.
To set a fixed point, click Pick Location, move your mouse over the exact spot, and press Space. The X and Y values fill in for you, or you can type them in.
Then press F1 (or Start) to begin.
3. Multi-Spot Mode
Multi-spot mode runs up to 10 spots in order. It clicks a spot, waits that spot's own delay, then moves to the next one, and starts over after the last.
Each spot in the Multi-Spot tab has:
- Enabled: turn a spot on or off without deleting it.
- X and Y: where to click. Use the Pick Spot buttons, then hover and press
Space, to fill them in. - Window title (optional): a partial match. If you set one, the clicker clicks inside that window. Leave it blank to click that spot wherever it is on screen.
- Button: Left, Right or Middle.
- Delay after this click: how long to wait before the next spot.
Clicking in several Roblox windows
If you run more than one Roblox window, press Rename Roblox Windows. It renames your open Roblox windows 1, 2, 3 and so on. Then set each spot's window title to the number of the window you want that spot to click in.
4. Hotkeys
The defaults are F1 to start, F2 to pause and F3 to exit. Pressing F5 reloads the macro. You can change any of them in the macro's Hotkeys tab.
New to macros? Read our safety guide before you use one.

