Blur AutoClicker is a high-performance auto-clicker designed to deliver precise and reliable mouse clicks at speeds up to 500 CPS. It offers advanced features such as customizable hotkeys, adjustable click timing, and position-based clicking, ensuring accuracy and control for users.
Key Features:
Precise Click Speed Control: Achieve consistent CPS from 1 to 500, with minimal deviation.
Multiple Modes: Choose between Simple Mode for quick activation or Advanced Mode for customizable settings like duty cycle and click limits.
Customizable Hotkeys: Set personalized hotkeys for activation and deactivation.
Click Statistics: Track total clicks, CPS, and session duration for better performance monitoring.
Low Resource Usage: Runs efficiently with minimal RAM consumption, typically under 100MB.
Audience & Benefit:
Ideal for gamers, repetitive task performers, and users needing precise automation. Blur AutoClicker ensures accuracy and reliability without unnecessary resource drain, enhancing productivity and efficiency.
Install via winget for seamless setup, leveraging its advanced features to meet your specific needs effectively.
README
Blur Auto Clicker
An accuracy and performance focused auto clicker
Why I made it:
A lot of the most popular auto clickers, like OP Auto Clicker and Speed Auto Clicker, are pretty inaccurate at higher speeds. Setting CPS to 50 might give you 40... or 60. Technically this is not an issue since they are still clicking fast, but I am a perfectionist and I wanted something that could actually click at the CPS I set it to, even at higher speeds. So I made this.
Additionally, many auto clickers have 1 good feature but are missing the other features I want. My auto clicker combines all the features I have seen in other auto clickers, and even adds some of my own ideas.
Performance is also a heavy focus of this. While version 3 and onwards run on a web-based UI, The total RAM usage is around 50mb and I intend for it to never go above 100mb.
Features
Blur Auto Clicker reaching 500 CPS steadily (windows limit¹)
Simple Mode:
On / Off Indicator (blur logo turns green when active)
Keyboard key pressing with lower/uppercase letter control
Hold / Toggle activation modes
customizable hotkeys
Advanced Mode (includes all simple mode features plus):
adjustable click timing (duty cycle)
Speed Range Mode (randomizes CPS within a range)
Corner and edge stopping (turns off when mouse is in corners or near edges of the screen)
Click and Time limits (stop after certain amount of clicks or time)
Double clicks
Position Clicking (you can pick a position where the mouse will move to and click.)
Clicks can be adjusted to per Second, Minute, Hour, or even Day
Other Features:
click stats (total clicks, clicks per second, etc)
Mouse and keyboard targets
Use the Mouse/Key target selector to choose what Blur Auto Clicker sends each cycle. In Mouse mode, pick left, middle, or right click. In Key mode, click the key field and press the key you want auto-pressed.
For letter keys, use the small arrow control next to the key field to switch whether the key is sent as lowercase or uppercase. A large up arrow means uppercase, and a small down arrow means lowercase. Non-letter keys ignore this case control. Right-click the key field to clear the selected key before choosing a new one.
By default, the program is stored in %localappdata%/BlurAutoClicker/BlurAutoClicker.exe.
Config and stats are stored in %appdata%/BlurAutoClicker.
Info: If you are on version 2.1.2 or below, delete the old executable (the installer will not delete it for you).
The old Config and Stats files will unfortunately not be compatible with the new versions (3.0.0 and above), so they will be deleted upon launching the application.
Windows trust / signing
Unsigned GitHub-downloaded Windows installers can still show a SmartScreen warning. Tauri updater signing is separate from Windows Authenticode signing. See docs/windows-release-trust.md for build commands, signature checks, and the release-trust checklist.
Building From Source
This project is currently Windows-first. The maintained desktop build path is the Rust x86_64-pc-windows-msvc toolchain plus Node.js.
Requirements:
Node.js 20 or newer
Rust via rustup
Microsoft C++ Build Tools / Visual Studio Build Tools
Setup:
git clone https://github.com/Blur009/Blur-AutoClicker.git
cd Blur-AutoClicker
npm install
rustup default stable-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc
Run the app in development:
npm run dev
Build a release bundle:
npm run build
Useful validation commands:
npm run lint
npm run frontend:build
cargo test --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml
The built Windows installer is written to src-tauri/target/release/bundle/nsis/.
Support the project!
You can also support the project by starring the repository and sharing it with your friends :). Thank you for your support!
Windows has a limit of around 500 CPS for mouse events. This is because Windows timer resolution is limited to about 1ms at minimum (1000cps) but windows also needs to do other things, so the practical limit is around 800cps, but since I can not guarantee that performance on every computer, I set the limit to 500cps.
