Autoclicker

This autoclicker was originally created for Battlefield 6, where it helps with fast and repeated interactions such as quickly entering vehicles before other players. AutoClicker is a lightweight desktop utility for automating mouse clicks with a simple and compact interface. It supports customizable hotkeys, click delay settings, always-on-top behavior, and saving your preferences between launches.

Interface Overview

The application window includes the following controls and status indicators:

• Start/Stop hotkey: sets the key used to start or stop clicking.
• Exit hotkey: sets the key used to immediately close the application.
• Min. delay (sec): defines the minimum interval between clicks.
• Max. delay (sec): defines the maximum interval between clicks.
• Always on top: keeps the window above other windows.
• Save settings: stores the current configuration for the next launch.
• Status: shows whether the auto clicker is running or stopped.
• Clicks: displays the total number of performed clicks.
• Time elapsed: shows how long the clicking session has been running.

Build with PyInstaller

You can build a standalone Windows executable with PyInstaller using the following command:

pyinstaller --onefile --noconsole --clean --strip --windowed --hidden-import=customtkinter --hidden-import=pynput --hidden-import=darkdetect --upx-dir=PATH_TO_UPX --name=AutoClicker autoclicker.py

Command parameters --onefile: packs everything into a single executable file.

--noconsole: hides the console window when the app starts.

--clean: removes temporary build files before building.

--strip: removes unnecessary symbols to reduce the final binary size.

--windowed: builds a GUI application without a console window.

--hidden-import=customtkinter: includes customtkinter, which PyInstaller may not detect automatically.

--hidden-import=pynput: includes pynput for keyboard/mouse input handling.

--hidden-import=darkdetect: includes darkdetect, used for theme detection.

--upx-dir=PATH_TO_UPX: tells PyInstaller where to find UPX for additional executable compression. This parameter is optional and can be removed if UPX is not installed or not needed.

--name=AutoClicker: sets the output executable name.

autoclicker.py: the main application script.