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About Auto Clicker: Auto Tapper

Auto Clicker helps you automate repetitive touch actions on Android. Create a single-point tapping task or combine taps, long presses, swipes and waits into a custom sequence.
• Flexible tap targets
Tap a fixed point or choose random positions within a rectangular or circular area.
• Floating controls
Start, pause, resume and stop tasks from a floating toolbar. Collapse it into a draggable bubble when you need more screen space.
• Run in a selected app
Limit a task to a specific app. Leaving that app pauses execution; return and tap Resume when you are ready.
• Wait for a button
With optional button recognition, wait for matching text or a resource ID to appear, then click the matching control. Set a timeout to stop waiting when the target does not appear.
• Follow your progress
View the current step, repeat count, completed actions and the latest completion or stop reason.
• Practice before you run
Use the built-in practice screen to try taps, long presses, swipes and button conditions.
• Three languages
Choose English, Simplified Chinese or Traditional Chinese, and change your language anytime in Settings.
Accessibility service
Auto Clicker uses Android’s Accessibility Service to perform the touch actions you configure. Tasks start only when you press Play, and you can pause or stop them at any time.
Ordinary coordinate tasks do not read screen text or controls. Advanced button recognition is off by default and requires a separate opt-in. When enabled for a conditional task, it reads interface text and resource IDs in your selected app to find and click the configured control.
Task data and screen content are processed locally and are not uploaded by Auto Clicker. No account is required.
Button recognition depends on the controls exposed by the target app. Custom-drawn screens may require coordinate or area tapping instead.