Office
- Pressing Enter or Tab many times
- Accepting repeated dialogs
- Moving through records
Automate key presses on Windows
Repeated key presses,
on autopilot.
Record the keys and clicks you repeat and let Macro Quantic Pro press them for you: in a loop, at the time you schedule or with a single key.
- Microsoft StoreSafe install and automatic updates
- No codingIf you can use a mouse, you can build a macro
- Your macros, on your PCStored on your computer, not in the cloud
- Windows 10 and 1164-bit, version 1809 or later
How it works
Automate a key press
Automate a key press
in 3 steps.
Record the sequence once and choose how and when it should repeat.
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1Record the sequence
Press Alt + F9 and make the key presses and clicks you want to automate.
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2Choose how it repeats
Replay it at another speed, in a loop or scheduled for a specific time.
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3Let it work
It runs on its own and you stop it whenever you want with Alt + F7.
Features
Ways to repeat
Ways to repeat
without touching the keyboard.
In a loop
Repeat the sequence non-stop during the trial and on paid plans.
Scheduled
Once, daily, weekly, monthly or when the computer starts.
One key, the whole combo
With Game Mode auto-combos, the first key fires the rest with its timing.
With its rhythm
Keeps the time between key presses you recorded.
At your speed
Speed playback up or slow it down without recording again.
When text appears
OCR robots run a macro when a text appears or disappears on screen.
Global hotkeys
Alt + F9 records, Alt + F8 replays and Alt + F7 stops, from any app.
Heliot helps you
The AI assistant explains how to do it, by text or voice.
What it is for
Key presses you will not make anymore.
Gaming
- Keys pressed in a loop
- Combos with a single key
- Long routines
Scheduled tasks
- Run sequences at a set time
- Run something when the PC starts
- Repeat every week
Waiting for text
- Press when a notice appears
- React to a message
- Sound an alarm
FAQ
Questions people often ask.
How do I automate a key press?
Record the key press with Alt + F9 and replay it with Alt + F8. You can repeat it in a loop or schedule it to run on its own.
Can I repeat a key non-stop?
Yes. Loop playback is available during the trial and on paid plans, and you stop it with Alt + F7.
Can one key fire several keys?
Yes. With Game Mode auto-combos, pressing the first key runs the whole combination with its exact timing.
Can it run at a specific time?
Yes. Scheduled tasks run your macros once, daily, weekly, monthly or when the computer starts.
Is it free?
Yes. It is a free download from Microsoft Store, with no account and 7 days of the Starter plan the first time you open it.
Let the keys
press themselves.
Download it free from Microsoft Store. The first time you open it you get 7 days of the Starter plan, with no account and no card.