Auto Clicker - Tap and Swipe

Auto Clicker is an Android automation tool that repeats taps and swipes at screen positions you choose. Place multiple click points and swipe paths directly on the screen, then adjust the interval, press duration, swipe duration, and repeat count for your task.

Use Auto Clicker when you need to tap the same spot repeatedly or click several positions in sequence. It works without root access, and every automation runs only when you start it. Pause or stop it at any time.

Key features

Automatic taps and multi-point control
Place one or more click points anywhere on the screen. Multiple points run in the order you define.

Automatic swipes and scrolling
Choose the start and end points for a swipe. Repeat the same path to automate scrolling.

Precise timing and repeat settings
Set the click interval, press duration, swipe duration, and repeat count. Run a fixed number of times or select infinite repeat.

On-screen controls
Use the overlay toolbar and crosshair to place click points and swipe paths. Start, pause, and stop the automation while using another app.

Save and reuse settings
Save frequently used coordinates and execution settings, then load them again when needed. Rename and share saved settings or import and export them as JSON files.

Supported languages
English, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese are supported.

Typical uses

- Repeat taps at the same location with a custom interval
- Click multiple buttons in a defined sequence
- Repeat swipes in a chosen direction to automate scrolling
- Run repetitive touch workflows for app testing
- Save common automation settings and use them again

How to use

1) Allow Accessibility Service access and permission to display over other apps.
2) Add click points or a swipe path from the overlay toolbar.
3) Set the interval, duration, and repeat count.
4) Press start and pause or stop the automation at any time.

Required permissions and their purpose

Accessibility Service
Used only to perform taps and swipes at screen positions selected by the user. It is not used to read on-screen text or collect personal information.

Display over other apps
Used to show the overlay toolbar and crosshair while another app is open, so the user can place and edit coordinates.

Foreground service and notifications
Used to keep overlay controls available, show the running status, and let the user start, pause, or stop automation directly.

User control and notes
All automation runs according to coordinates and settings created by the user. Accessibility permission can be changed at any time in device or app settings. Results can vary with the app or screen layout, so check the coordinates and settings before starting.