Repeat Taps at Custom Intervals
Auto Clicker turns a fixed point on the screen into a repeatable action. In single-target mode, users place one marker where an action should happen, choose how quickly it repeats, and let the tool handle a tap-heavy routine. This is useful when a task depends on pressing the same control many times at a steady pace.
The interval can be adjusted to suit the rhythm of the task instead of forcing one preset speed. Users can start with a slower pattern, check that the marker is positioned correctly, and then refine the timing. That combination of placement and pacing makes single-target automation easy to understand before moving to more complex sequences.
Combine Multiple Taps and Swipes
Multi-target mode expands automation from one repeated point into an ordered sequence. Users can place several numbered tap markers, arrange the order in which they run, and add swipe paths when a routine needs movement as well as presses. This helps with tasks that cycle through several controls rather than staying on one spot.
The on-screen markers make each step visible while a sequence is being prepared. A user can reposition targets, connect swipes to the necessary areas, and check the order before starting the run. This visual setup is especially practical for repeatable multi-step patterns because the routine can be reviewed and adjusted without writing code.
Run Tasks from the Floating Panel
A compact floating panel keeps automation controls available over the app where the taps or swipes need to happen. Play, pause, and stop controls can be reached without returning to the Auto Clicker home screen, so users can monitor a routine and interrupt it when the target screen changes. The panel also provides quick access to editing controls.
A global timer adds another way to manage longer sessions. Users can set a time limit or cycle condition instead of leaving a routine running indefinitely. Together, the overlay and timer provide practical control for click-heavy games, repeated screen checks, and other situations where an automated sequence still needs clear start and stop boundaries.
Save and Reuse Automation Configurations
Reusable configurations reduce the work of rebuilding the same pattern. Auto Clicker can manage saved setups for multi-target routines, while import and export options make it possible to move automatic scripts between compatible sessions or keep a backup. This is helpful when different tasks need distinct tap locations, swipe paths, intervals, or stopping rules.
Users can create one configuration for a short repeating action and another for a longer sequence, then load the appropriate setup when the screen layout matches. Keeping routines separate also makes troubleshooting easier because each configuration has a clear purpose. The feature suits people who return to the same repetitive Android tasks and want consistent settings without recreating every marker.
