For Windows 10 & 11 — 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.
Includes optional Massive (Windows only) — setup asks you to Accept or Decline. If you accept, it uses some of your PC's unused resources and bandwidth, including routing web traffic through your connection. Details
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- Free forever
- No account needed
- Optional bandwidth sharing — your choice
Joined by two million people who just wanted their clicks automated — no fuss, no bloat.
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 content from ClickaBeam
ClickaBeam doesn't read your screen or log your keystrokes, and your click settings stay on your machine. While it runs, ClickaBeam sends Desoline basic usage data — a random install id, start and exit events, a heartbeat every 10 minutes, session length, app version, Windows version and edition — so we can count installs and keep it stable. This is always on. If you opt in to Massive, Massive's own privacy policy covers the traffic it routes.
Optional Massive, clearly asked
Setup asks you once whether to join Massive, which keeps ClickaBeam free by using a small share of your idle internet bandwidth. Decline and Massive isn't set up; accept and you can switch it off inside the app at any time.
Lightweight
A self-contained app that idles at effectively 0% CPU when it's not clicking. When you close its window it keeps running in the system tray (and starts when you sign in, if you leave that ticked in setup) — choose Exit from the tray icon to close it fully.
Uninstall in one click
A standard installer with a proper uninstaller in Windows Settings. Uninstalling ClickaBeam also removes Massive; if you accepted Massive, it also has its own entry there.
Note: Windows may show a SmartScreen prompt for newly published apps while the publisher builds reputation. The installer is code-signed by Desoline — check the publisher name in the prompt before you continue.
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 installer and follow the short setup wizard — 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.
Download served securely from Google Cloud Storage (storage.googleapis.com).
Includes optional Massive (Windows only). The Windows installer offers Massive, an optional service that keeps ClickaBeam free, on its own setup page with Accept and Decline. If you accept, Massive uses a small share of your computer's unused processing power, storage and internet bandwidth, including routing public web traffic for Massive's business customers through your connection, so the websites involved see your IP address. Massive runs in the background whenever ClickaBeam is running, and ClickaBeam keeps running in the Windows system tray after you close its window. Setup also ticks “Start ClickaBeam when you sign in (runs in the tray)” by default, which you can untick. You can switch Massive off at any time with the “Massive Service” switch in ClickaBeam's “Support ClickaBeam” panel, and Exit from the ClickaBeam tray icon stops it. Uninstalling ClickaBeam also removes Massive, and Massive has its own entry in Windows Settings → Apps → Installed apps. Decline and Massive isn't set up — ClickaBeam works exactly the same.
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By downloading or installing ClickaBeam you agree to the End User License Agreement.
04 — Questions
Good to know
Is ClickaBeam actually free?
Yes — every feature, no trial period, no premium tier. On Windows, ClickaBeam is funded by the optional Massive service offered during setup, which uses a small share of your idle internet bandwidth if you accept it. Declining changes nothing in the app.
Will my antivirus flag it?
Auto clickers simulate input, which some antivirus heuristics flag by category rather than by finding anything actually malicious. Some security tools also label bandwidth-sharing services such as Massive as "potentially unwanted" — that is the optional component you can decline in setup or turn off in the app. ClickaBeam itself only sends the usage data described below.
Does ClickaBeam send anything home?
Yes — basic usage data, over HTTPS, to Desoline, while it runs: a random per-install id, a start event when it launches, a heartbeat every 10 minutes and when your PC wakes, and an exit event with the session length, plus the app version, your Windows version and the ClickaBeam edition. Our server also sees the IP address the data comes from. This reporting is always on. It contains no keystrokes, click data or screen content. If you opted in to Massive, the Massive service also exchanges network traffic with Massive's servers; you can turn it off in the app at any time. Details are in the Privacy Policy.
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?
Download the installer and run it — a short setup wizard walks you through it, including one page asking whether to join the optional Massive service (Decline is always available). No account needed. Setup also adds Windows Firewall rules so the phone companion app (when available) can connect to ClickaBeam over your local network. Uninstall any time from Windows Settings; uninstalling ClickaBeam also removes Massive. If you accepted Massive, it also appears as its own entry in Windows Settings → Apps → Installed apps.
05 — Contact
Get in touch.
Questions, a bug to report, or feedback about ClickaBeam? Send us a message and we'll get back to you by email.
Prefer email? Reach us at support@desoline.com · Desoline Inc. · 716 Kfar Monash, Israel