MacroMax is a visual AutoHotkey alternative, Windows auto clicker and mouse and keyboard macro recorder. Build editable workflows with image recognition, route planning, conditions, loops, AI detection and Agent assistance instead of relying only on scripts or fixed coordinates.
Record the natural interaction first, then add matching, routes, logic, AI models or the Agent as the task requires. Every step stays visible and editable in the project.
Capture mouse and keyboard sequences with click counts, intervals, hold durations and delays. As an approachable AutoHotkey alternative, every recorded action remains visible, editable and reorderable. Use the recording as the starting point for an auto click workflow or a longer desktop automation.
Explore this feature →Build an automatic clicker that finds buttons or images before clicking. Give each candidate template its own algorithm, threshold, angle range and color samples, with configurable retries and disappearance checks.
Explore this feature →Build, save and load route networks in the route editor. At runtime, plan from the current location through required waypoints to a destination and produce the next direction.
Explore this feature →Build nested flows with If, For and While. Conditions can use variables, vision results and route states, while advanced expressions can be checked and test-run.
Explore this feature →Run a trained model locally and output object counts, classes, confidence scores and regions without consuming large-model tokens.
Explore this feature →Annotate, augment, train, run inference and validate locally in one companion app without consuming large-model tokens.
Explore this feature →Create, search, favorite, import and switch projects in one place. Export projects for other users to import and reuse.
Explore this feature →Describe the application, input and goal. The Agent reads the current project, plans changes and writes editable steps that you can refine and verify.
Explore this feature →News, release updates and recent developments from MacroMax.
Validate a short flow first, then combine stable actions, visual results and logic into a reusable project.
Capture a mouse and keyboard sequence, then adjust keys, coordinates, counts, intervals and waits.
Find targets with templates or an AI model. When movement is involved, let the route network produce the next direction.
Use detection outputs, variables and route states in nested If, For and While structures.
Run a small sample, review the real result, then keep the workflow in the project library with backups.
MacroMax brings input actions, screen state and business logic into the same workflow, ready to validate in the target environment.
Use MacroMax as a visual auto clicker: locate key icons or buttons, try multiple image candidates and click the detected position instead of a fixed screen coordinate.
Template matching →Save reusable route networks, connect starts, destinations and required waypoints, then feed route state into a continuing loop.
Route planning →Annotate a small representative image set, augment training data and use the resulting model for location, classification and action.
Explore MMaxLab →Core automation, AI object detection, and MMaxLab training and inference run locally. Token usage occurs only when the AI Agent page triggers an OpenAI, DeepSeek, or another supported large-model API.
Your subscription is not tied to one computer. Sign in with an active subscription after switching computers; each account can be signed in and used on only one device at a time.
Export automation projects for other users to import and reuse, making workflows easier to distribute, collaborate on, and deliver.
MacroMax is a Windows desktop application. A Mac version is not offered on this website.
Yes, for people who prefer editable visual workflows over writing automation scripts. MacroMax records input and combines clicks, image recognition, conditions and loops; existing AutoHotkey scripts are not imported automatically.
Yes. It can repeat mouse clicks at configured positions or act as an image recognition auto clicker that finds a visual target before clicking it.
You can build workflows with visual steps and recordings. More involved tasks may need conditions, variables and testing.
It helps you create and adjust workflows from a description. The resulting steps stay available to inspect and edit.
No. The MacroMax Lite installer can be downloaded directly without creating or signing in to a website account.
The current offer is a one-week trial. Check the account and subscription screens for applicable access, pricing and large-model API usage before purchasing.
Results depend on the target application, display setup and workflow. Start with a short test and review the output before relying on repeated runs.
Core automation, AI object detection, and MMaxLab training and inference run locally without consuming large-model tokens. Token usage occurs only when the AI Agent page triggers an OpenAI, DeepSeek, or another supported large-model API.
No. After switching computers, sign in with an active subscription to continue using MacroMax. Each account can be signed in and used on only one device at a time.
Yes. Export a project for another user to import and reuse. The features available to the recipient still depend on their sign-in and subscription access.
Download a visual AutoHotkey alternative and Windows auto clicker, then start with one small workflow.