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Pulse
A modern Windows auto clicker and macro studio. Automate mouse clicks and keyboard actions, build conditional routines, and stay in control with shortcuts, app targeting and compact controls.
Download for Windows
Windows 10 / 11 ? 64-bit
The installer adds Pulse to your Start menu and Windows Search. No separate .NET installation is needed.
Use the version history below for a specific release.
Meet Pulse
A modern Windows auto clicker and macro studio. Automate mouse clicks and keyboard actions, build conditional routines, and stay in control with shortcuts, app targeting and compact controls.
Start with a simple repeated click, then grow it into a reusable routine. Pulse brings your mouse, keyboard and macros into one workspace with dark, light and system appearance.
Clicks and keys, your way
Choose single, double or held inputs and watch your session totals.
Set a mouse button or keyboard key, choose an action and adjust the repeat interval. Run continuously, stop after a set number of cycles or use a time limit.
Save presets for tasks you repeat. For a route across several locations, add click points with individual delays and choose sequential, random or back-and-forth order.
Build routines that react
Arrange actions, add notes and inspect the selected step in the workbench.
Combine clicks, key presses, text and delays. Reorder or duplicate steps, copy and paste selections, disable steps while experimenting and undo edits.
Use repeat blocks, window conditions and pixel-colour checks to control what happens next. Configure timeouts and tolerance for waits, then validate or step through a macro before running it.
Keep controls within reach
Compact mode keeps the active controls beside your work.
Switch to a compact window, use the tray menu or keep a tiny floating controller visible. Start, pause and stop without returning to the full workspace.
Custom shortcuts can use modifier keys and keyboard or mouse buttons. F10 stops everything.
A workspace that fits your desktop
Light and dark modes share the same layout; system mode follows Windows.
Choose your appearance and accent colour, then keep workbench tools and settings in the main window.
App targeting can restrict a routine to a selected application and optional window-title match. When the target loses focus, Pulse pauses and releases held inputs; relative click points can follow the target window.
Get started with Pulse
- Install Pulse and open it from Windows Search.
- Choose Mouse clicker or Keyboard clicker, then select the input and action.
- Set the interval and a cycle or time limit.
- Start the session. Use the stop control or F10 whenever you need to end it.
Open Workbench ? Macro editor, create a macro and add a few actions with delays between them. Use the test tools to validate the structure or preview the sequence without sending input.
A preview assumes conditions succeed; use live testing to check how your target application actually responds.
Select an application in Workbench ? App targeting and optionally add a title filter. Set up shortcuts in Settings ? Shortcuts. Duplicate assignments are checked so you can resolve conflicts.
Save a preset or macro once the routine behaves as expected.
Pulse runs locally without an app account or telemetry. Optional update checks use the EnderFall website; the installer is only run after your confirmation. You can also select a specific published installer from the version history below.
Changelog and previous versions
Read what changed and download a specific Windows installer. The newest stable release is marked Latest; this list updates as releases are published.
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