Record your mouse clicks and keystrokes once, replay them instantly on a hotkey. Perfect for grinding loops in games, automating spreadsheet work, or testing the same sequence over and over.
ABA Macro is a Windows macro recorder that captures everything you do with your mouse and keyboard, then plays it back on command. Press F9 to start recording, perform your routine, press F9 again to stop. Press F10 to replay. That's it.
It's built for people tired of repeating the same clicks. Whether you're farming a loop in a game, pasting the same data into a hundred spreadsheet rows, clicking through a setup wizard on multiple machines, or manually testing the same UI sequence over and over—ABA Macro cuts the repetition.
The app is completely free, runs offline, and saves every routine as a file you can load and reuse weeks or months later on any Windows machine.
**In games:** Record a crafting sequence, farming loop, or any keep-alive pattern that bores you after the first ten times. The macro runs at the input level, so it works in fullscreen games without issues.
**In spreadsheets:** Excel and Google Sheets formulas solve some problems, but when the UI demands you fill in a form field-by-field on hundreds of rows, ABA Macro records the clicks and pastes once and plays them back 100 times.
**In software testing:** Manually trigger the same bug three times a day to watch it fail? Record the interaction once, press F10 as many times as you need. Adjust playback speed if the app is slow to respond.
**In deployment:** Rolling out the same setup wizard to five machines? Record it on the first, save the file, and replay it on each subsequent installation.
ABA Macro replays your input at the hardware level, which means it works in fullscreen games, remote desktop sessions, and any window that accepts keyboard and mouse input. However, cursor movement is coordinate-based: a routine recorded on a 4K monitor may land in different spots on a 1080p screen. For portability across machines, stick to click-and-type routines rather than long mouse cursor paths.
The app runs completely offline. Nothing phones home, no telemetry, no update pings. Your routines stay on your disk.
Before using macros in any online game, check the game's terms of service. ABA Macro simply replays normal keyboard and mouse input—it doesn't inject code or modify game memory—but each game decides what tools are allowed.
Yes. Completely free, forever. No trial period, no locked features, no paid upgrade. MIT licensed.
No. The app opens straight to the recording window. No registration, no login, no email required.
ABA Macro runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11, 64-bit. The program installs with a standard installer from the downloaded zip file.
Yes. F9 and F10 are the defaults, but both are rebindable through the settings menu.
Set the loop count to 50 in the playback options. Or set it to infinite and stop it manually when you're done.
It replays at whatever speed you set (1% to 1000%). If you want it to run unattended, set loop to infinite or a high count, press F10, and walk away. The speed slider controls how fast it cycles through.