Free for Windows, macOS and Linux
Do it once. Let it repeat.
Record your mouse and keyboard with one shortcut, then play it back once or on a loop. A card on every screen tells you what is happening.
- Record
- Saved
- Loop
- Random timing
Paste this in a terminal, or download the latest release
curl -fsSL https://mouserec.com/install.sh | shirm https://mouserec.com/install.ps1 | iexMouse Keys Record Replay is a free, open source tray app that records your mouse and keyboard with one shortcut and plays it back once or on a loop, on Windows, macOS and Linux.
Three shortcuts. That is the whole app.
Record
Press the record shortcut and do the task once. Press it again to stop.
Play
Press play to run it back exactly as you did it: same positions, same keys, same timing.
Loop
Press loop to repeat it until you move the mouse or press any key.
Small on purpose
Works on every screen
Records across all your displays and shows its status card on each one.
Stops when you move
Move the mouse or press any key and playback stops at once. You stay in control.
Random timing
Optional. Each press lands up to half a second earlier or later, new on every pass. Positions, keys and order stay as recorded.
Your shortcuts
Change any shortcut in Settings. It warns you if your system already uses that combination.
Lives in the tray
Runs from the tray or menu bar and starts at login, so the shortcuts are always ready. You can turn that off.
Light and dark
The status card follows your system theme on Windows, macOS and Linux.
A card that tells you where you are
While you record, after you save and while it loops, a small card appears at the top of your screen. It never takes focus and clicks pass right through it. It follows your light or dark theme.
Every display, at the same time
Work across two or three monitors and a laptop. Recording captures the whole desktop, and the status card shows on every screen at once, so you always see it wherever you are looking.
Free, open source, and yours to keep.
MIT licensed, no account, no ads. Your recordings never leave your computer.