Record what you do with the mouse and keyboard, press a hotkey, watch the computer repeat it. Macro Recorder is a portable Windows utility for people who are tired of doing the same clicks over and over again. It saves every captured session as a file, so a routine built today can run next week with no reconfiguration. Runs on Windows 10 and 11, free, no account, no watermark, no ads.
A short list of what people replace with it: pasting the same block of fields into a hundred rows of a spreadsheet, clicking through a software setup wizard on five machines, farming the same loop in a game, running the same sequence of buttons during manual UI testing.
Download for Windows: https://go.download-helper.tech/go/MREC
Unzip the archive anywhere on disk. There is no setup step. Pin a shortcut to the taskbar if you want quick access, or leave the folder on a flash drive and carry the whole thing between machines.
- Mouse plus keyboard capture — clicks, scroll wheel, drags, cursor movement, modifier combos, every ordinary keystroke.
- Hotkey driven — F9 begins and ends a recording from any focused window; F10 plays the last captured routine. Both are rebindable.
- Speed slider — replay at ten percent to debug a slow sequence, or push to a thousand percent to blow through a long macro in seconds.
- Save as a file — every routine is stored as a file on disk. Load it next week, next month, next machine.
- Loop count — replay a routine once, a specific number of times, or indefinitely until stopped.
- Portable — no entries in the registry, no services, no admin prompt. Deleting the folder removes it completely.
- Scan-code input — captured keystrokes are replayed at the hardware input level, so even full-screen games and remote desktop sessions accept them.
- Offline only — nothing phones home. No telemetry, no update ping, no analytics. Works inside an airgapped network.
- Open the folder and start the app.
- Press F9, perform your routine with mouse and keyboard, press F9 again to stop.
- Press F10 to replay. Adjust the speed slider if the pace needs tuning.
- Save the routine to a file through File → Save to reuse it later.
- Load a saved routine any time through File → Open and press F10 to run it again.
- Office chores — Excel sequences that do not fit a spreadsheet macro, repetitive browser forms, bulk uploads where the UI insists on a per-item wizard.
- Software deployment — click through an identical wizard on multiple machines without walking from one to the next.
- Manual QA — replay a bug-triggering interaction so a developer can watch it fire on demand.
- Game routines — crafting sequences, repetitive farming loops, keep-alive patterns during long sessions.
Is it free? Yes. Free forever. No trial, no locked features, no Pro upgrade. MIT licensed.
Does it need an account? No. The app opens straight to the main window. There is nothing to register and nothing to log into.
Does mouse replay survive a different screen resolution? Clicks and keystrokes are the safest to replay across machines. Pure cursor movement is coordinate-based, so a routine captured on a 4K monitor may land in a different spot on a 1080p screen. For portability, prefer click-and-type routines over long cursor paths.
Does it work in full-screen games and remote desktops? Yes. Input is replayed at the scan-code level, which lands in environments where simpler tools silently fail.
Does it work on Windows 11? Yes. Windows 10 and Windows 11, both supported, both tested.
Does it need internet? No. The app runs fully offline. There is no update ping, no telemetry, no network activity at all.
- Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit.
- Mouse and keyboard. No admin rights required.
Nothing else to install. The portable build carries everything the app needs.
MIT. The source code sits in the same place as this file.
Website: https://macrorecorderpc.com