Record mouse & keyboard presses
Every keystroke and click is captured in full, in the exact order and timing you performed it.
MacroGamer records every keystroke, click, and pause exactly as you play it — then replays it on a single hotkey. Built for gamers who need complex inputs to land at the right millisecond, every time.
MacroGamer captures input the way you actually play — then gives you the controls to fine-tune every millisecond before you save it.
Every keystroke and click is captured in full, in the exact order and timing you performed it.
Assign a finished macro to a single key so it fires the moment you need it mid-match.
Hold the trigger down and the macro repeats continuously — release it, and it stops instantly.
Mouse paths and click sequences replay with precise positions and adjustable delays.
Back up your macros to a profile file and share a setup with teammates or friends.
Reassign keys, rename macros, and adjust click delay for a layout that fits your hands.
Four steps, no configuration wizard required.
Use the official source linked above.
Windows may show a security prompt on first launch.
This usually takes a few seconds.
Head to Menu → Macro to record your first sequence.
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A pre-programmed instruction that shortcuts a multi-step action into a single key press. Whether it is a repeated build order or a desktop workflow, MacroGamer plays back the sequence you record.
The official release is hosted at iToady.com. Use the download button on this page to visit the official source rather than relying on third-party mirrors.
MacroGamer is presented as Windows software. It does not provide a native Mac version; Mac users should use a compatible cross-platform alternative.
It depends on the game. Single-player and productivity use may be fine, while competitive multiplayer titles often restrict automation. Check the specific game rules before using a macro.
Yes. Save your macro as a profile file from the Macro menu, then share the profile with another user who can import it.
Free download. No account. Works with any keyboard or mouse.