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Simple Auto Clicker Chrome extension

Simple Auto Clicker automates repetitive clicking with three modes: following your mouse, targeting a picked element, or clicking a fixed coordinate. It's best for people who want a no-frills auto-clicker without extra tracking features. The catch: it's for casual repetitive-click tasks, not a full macro or automation tool.

  • PriceFree
  • CategoryProductivity
  • Works inChrome, Edge, Brave (desktop)
  • ✓No account needed

Last checked against the Chrome Web Store listing · Independent, not affiliated with Google

Pros

  • free and lightweight
  • three click modes: follow-mouse, element-picker, and coordinate
  • simple interface focused on one task
  • element-picker mode targets a specific spot without manual coordinates

Cons

  • limited to clicking, with no broader macro or scripting features
  • needs page access to simulate clicks on the sites you use it on
  • some sites may block or detect automated clicking

Best for

  • automating repetitive clicks on a webpage
  • clicking a specific element repeatedly using the element-picker mode
  • clicking at a fixed screen coordinate
  • users who want a lightweight, single-purpose clicker

Skip it if

  • users needing multi-step macros or scripted browser automation
  • tasks requiring clicks outside the browser window

Key features

  • follow-mouse click mode
  • element-picker mode to target a specific page element
  • fixed-coordinate click mode
  • adjustable clicking for repetitive browser tasks
  • lightweight, focused interface

What Simple Auto Clicker does

Simple Auto Clicker automates mouse clicks on a webpage so you don't have to click repeatedly by hand. It offers three modes: following your mouse cursor, clicking a specific element you pick on the page, or clicking a fixed coordinate, covering the most common repetitive-click scenarios in one lightweight tool.

Simple Auto Clicker free vs paid

Simple Auto Clicker is a free extension with no paid tier mentioned in its listing. Its scope stays intentionally narrow, offering the three click modes without extra features like scheduling, macros, or multi-step automation, which keeps it simple to set up and use.

Is Simple Auto Clicker safe?

The extension needs permission to interact with the active page in order to simulate clicks, whether on the cursor position, a picked element, or a fixed coordinate. This access is limited to enabling its clicking function rather than reading unrelated page content.

Simple Auto Clicker: FAQs

Is Simple Auto Clicker free?

Yes, it's a free extension with no paid tier mentioned in its listing.

Is Simple Auto Clicker safe to use?

It needs page access to simulate clicks in the mode you choose, which is necessary for its core clicking function.

How do I use Simple Auto Clicker?

Install it, click the icon, pick follow-mouse, element-picker, or coordinate mode, then start clicking and stop when you're done.

What is element-picker mode in Simple Auto Clicker?

It lets you select a specific element on the page and have the extension click that exact spot repeatedly.

What are Simple Auto Clicker alternatives?

Speed Auto Clicker and other Chrome-based auto-clicker extensions offer similar repetitive-clicking functionality.

Can Simple Auto Clicker click at a fixed coordinate?

Yes, coordinate mode lets you set a fixed screen position for the clicker to target repeatedly.

Does Simple Auto Clicker support keyboard hotkeys?

Its listing highlights the three click modes rather than hotkey controls; check the extension's settings for available shortcuts.

Why did a site block Simple Auto Clicker?

Some sites detect and block automated clicking as a protective measure, which can stop the extension from working there.

Can I adjust the click speed in Simple Auto Clicker?

The extension is built around its click modes; check its settings panel for any interval or speed adjustments.

Is Simple Auto Clicker good for clicking games?

It's commonly used for repetitive-click tasks including simple games, though results depend on how the site detects automated input.