Record, play, loop
Press the record shortcut, do the task, press it again to stop. Then press play to run it once, or loop to repeat it until you move the mouse or press a key.
Start recording
Press the record shortcut. A red card at the top of every screen shows that recording has started.
Do the task once
Move, click, scroll and type as you normally would. Everything is captured with its timing.
Stop recording
Press the record shortcut again. A green card confirms the recording is saved.
Play it once
Press the play shortcut to run the recording back one time.
Or loop it
Press the loop shortcut to repeat it again and again. Move the mouse or press any key to stop.
Default shortcuts (Windows)
Record / stopCtrlAltShiftF1
Play onceCtrlAltShiftF2
LoopCtrlAltShiftF3
Default shortcuts (macOS)
Record / stopCmdOptionShiftF1
Play onceCmdOptionShiftF2
LoopCmdOptionShiftF3
Good to know
- Recordings store the keys you type. Do not record passwords.
- Turn on Random timing in the tray menu if you want each pass to vary a little.
- On macOS, allow the app under Accessibility and Input Monitoring the first time it asks.