For Windows 10 & 11 and Linux — free forever
Click at thespeed of light.
ClickaBeam is a free, precise auto clicker that automates any click, in any app or game. Set an interval, assign a hotkey, and get on with your day.
- Free forever
- No account needed
- Clear about what it installs
01 — Safety first
Built to be trusted, not just downloaded.
A tool that runs in the background and controls your mouse only earns a place on your PC if it's completely transparent about what it does. Here's exactly that.
No personal data
ClickaBeam doesn't read your screen or log your keystrokes, and your click settings stay on your machine. The only thing ClickaBeam itself sends is an anonymous launch ping — a random install id, app version, and OS — so we can count installs.
Nothing hidden in setup
Setup asks you once about the optional Massive service that keeps ClickaBeam free. Decline and nothing else is installed; accept and you can switch it off inside the app at any time.
Lightweight & open about it
A self-contained app that idles at effectively 0% CPU when it's not clicking. Nothing hidden, nothing hogging resources.
Uninstall in one click
On Windows, a standard installer with a proper uninstaller in Settings that also removes the Massive service if you accepted it. On Linux, deleting the folder is the whole uninstall.
Note: some new Windows installs show a SmartScreen prompt for any small, independently-published app — that's about publisher reputation building over time, not a sign of a problem. Click "More info → Run anyway" to proceed.
02 — Why ClickaBeam
Everything you'd want from an auto clicker. Nothing you wouldn't.
Millisecond precision
Dial in intervals from 1ms to several minutes. Every click lands exactly when you set it to.
Global hotkeys
Start and stop with a key press, even while another window has focus. F6 by default, fully remappable.
Multi-point sequences
Chain several click points together and replay the whole sequence on a loop, in order.
Left, right & double click
Not just left-click spam — pick right-click, double-click, or middle-click per profile.
Auto-stop conditions
Stop after a click count, a timer, or a hotkey — so it never runs longer than you intend.
Lives in the tray
Minimizes to your system tray and stays out of your way until you need it again.
03 — Setup
Three steps. About thirty seconds.
Download & install
Run the Windows installer or unpack the Linux archive — either way ClickaBeam is ready in under a minute.
Set your interval
Choose a click speed and location, or pick "current cursor position" to click wherever you point.
Press your hotkey
Toggle it on, do something else, toggle it off. ClickaBeam handles the repetition.
Get ClickaBeam
Free forever. No account, no email, no strings.
Desktop app
Phone remote app
04 — Questions
Good to know
Is ClickaBeam actually free?
Yes — every feature, no trial period, no premium tier. There's nothing to unlock.
Will my antivirus flag it?
Auto clickers simulate input, which some antivirus heuristics flag by category rather than by finding anything actually malicious. ClickaBeam contains no hidden processes, and the only thing it sends is a small anonymous launch ping (see below) — if a scanner warns you, it's a false positive based on what the app type does, not what this app does.
Does ClickaBeam send anything home?
One small ping each time it starts, over HTTPS, to Desoline: a random per-install id, the app version, and your operating system. That's enough to count installs and see whether people keep using it, and nothing more — no personal data, no click data, no screen content.
Does it work in fullscreen games?
Yes, ClickaBeam sends input at the system level, so it works in exclusive fullscreen, borderless, and windowed modes alike.
Is it allowed in the games I play?
That depends entirely on the game. Many single-player and idle games are fine with it; most competitive multiplayer games explicitly ban macros and autoclickers in their terms of service. Check your game's rules before using it there — this is on you, not on us.
How do I install it?
On Windows, download the installer and run it — a short setup wizard walks you through it, no extra accounts or add-ons offered along the way. Uninstall any time from Windows Settings. On Linux, unpack the archive and run ClickaBeam straight from the folder; delete the folder to remove it.