Millisecond precision
A high-resolution engine replays your input on an exact timeline — sub-millisecond scheduling, pixel-exact positions, multi-monitor aware.
Record once.
Replay forever.
Loopnator is a one-button input recorder for Windows. It captures every move, click and scroll — and every keystroke, in Pro — with millisecond precision, then replays them as many times as you need. No scripting, no setup, no learning curve.
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The faint line is a real recording — mouse speed over time, dropping to zero wherever the hand paused to click. Every pass drawn over it is that same recording replayed with Humanize: positions and timings re-rolled, so no two loops trace the same line. Humanize is a Pro feature.
One take, nothing cut
Do it once. It does the rest.
A truck arrives: six pallets, same item. One is logged by hand while Loopnator records every move, click and keystroke. Then Replay logs the other five on its own, at 4× speed, while you go and do something that matters.
rec 00:09.33 404 events replay ×5 @ 4.0× 6 pallets logged 0 clicks from you
Under the hood
Small tool. Serious engine.
One portable window, no installer — with a replay engine built to land every click exactly where and when you put it.
Loop it your way
Repeat 3 times or 3,000 — or forever. Speed replays up to 4× or slow them to half. Add a pause between loops if you need one.
Panic-proof by design
Move your real mouse or press Esc and the replay stops instantly. Buttons and keys are always released — nothing ever stays stuck.
Global hotkeys, your keys
Start and stop from inside any app or game. Every hotkey can be rebound with one click — single keys or combos like Ctrl+1.
Remembers everything
Your last session is auto-saved and reloaded on launch. Save unlimited recordings as files and load them anytime.
Stays out of your way
A tiny, dark, always-on-top window you can pin over your game. One portable .exe — no installer, no bloat.
Idle & browser games
Set it to ∞. Take the evening off.
Record one farming run — the clicks, the pauses, the rhythm. Flip the repeat counter to ∞, pick your speed, and Loopnator keeps playing it while you’re somewhere else. The counters go up without you.
- Infinite loops with an optional pause between runs, or a hard stop after N minutes.
- 0.5× to 4× speed — push it, or slow it down when the game needs time to breathe.
- Instant handover: press F8, hit Esc, or just move your real mouse and it stops mid-loop.
How it works
Three steps. That’s the whole manual.
01
Press Record
Hit the big round button — or press the record hotkey. The window tucks itself away and Loopnator starts capturing everything you do.
02
Do the thing once
Fill the form. Play the level. Click the buttons. When you’re done, press the hotkey again. Your recording is saved automatically.
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Replay forever
Choose how many repeats, pick a speed, hit Replay. Go get a coffee — if you ever need to take over, just move your mouse and it stops.
Loopnator Pro · Humanize
A hand never clicks the same pixel twice.
A plain macro repeats itself to the pixel and to the millisecond, forever. Humanize breaks that: every loop drifts a little, the timing stretches and compresses, the pauses breathe. Same work, never the same run twice.
humanize on position ±4 px timing ±30 % 2 passes, two different strokes
Position drift
0 to 12 px on its own slider. Every click lands on the target — just never on the exact same pixel as the loop before.
Timing variation
Up to ±50 %, applied gap by gap rather than as one flat offset. The rhythm changes inside the run, the way a hand speeds up and hesitates.
Re-rolled every pass
Most macro tools replay one fixed timeline forever. Loopnator re-rolls positions and timings on every single loop, so no two runs are alike.
The rest of Pro
Everything the pricey tools do. And things they don’t.
Same one-button simplicity — the second panel just unlocks when your key says Pro.
Keyboard recording
Keys are captured alongside the mouse and replayed with correct scan codes — so they land in games too, not just text boxes.
Sequence editor
Delete a mis-click, keep only the part that matters, insert a wait, smooth out a jittery path. With undo.
Recording library
Keep all your macros in one list and give each its own hotkey — press it in any app and that macro runs instantly.
Colour triggers
Pick any pixel on screen: wait for it to turn green before each loop, or stop everything the moment it turns red.
Scheduler & limits
Start at 09:00, or every 10 minutes. Stop automatically after N minutes. Set it and walk away.
Editor & library Pro
Read your recording like a script.
Hundreds of raw events become a handful of readable steps: moves, clicks, drags, typed text, scrolls. Clean it up, name it, and it’s a macro you can fire from anywhere.
- Smooth strips redundant mouse points — 54 of them, in the clip on the left.
- Delete, keep-only, +1s wait to fix a run without recording it again. Undo included.
- Save to the library and give it a hotkey: press it in any app and that macro runs.
The manual you won’t need
The 2-minute guide
Click any topic for instructions so clear they’re impossible to get wrong.
First launch — and the Windows warning
- Download Loopnator.exe after purchase (link in your email).
- Double-click it. There is no installer — the app just opens.
- If Windows shows “Windows protected your PC”: click More info, then Run anyway. This appears because Loopnator is a new app from a small developer; it fades away as Windows learns to trust the file.
- Paste the access key from your email into the activation screen and click Activate. Done.
Record your first loop
- Open Loopnator.
- Click the big round button in the middle (or press F6).
- You’ll hear a short beep. The window minimizes itself. Recording has started.
- Do whatever you want to automate — move, click, scroll, type. Take your time.
- Press F6 again. Two beeps: recording saved.
- The window comes back showing the duration and how many events it captured. That’s your loop.
Replay it 100 times
- Next to Repeats, click + / − or type a number. Click ∞ for “until I stop it”.
- Pick a Speed: 1× replays exactly as recorded; 2× is twice as fast.
- Optional: set a pause between loops in seconds.
- Click Replay (or press F7). The window minimizes and the replay starts.
- A progress bar shows “Loop 3 of 100”. To stop early: press F8 or Esc — or simply move your mouse. Loopnator stops the instant you touch it.
Change the hotkeys (30 seconds)
- Look at the bottom of the window: F6 Record · F7 Replay · F8 Stop.
- Click the one you want to change. The key chip starts blinking.
- Press the key or combo you want — for example Ctrl+1. That’s it, saved forever.
- Laptop tip: on many laptops the F-keys control brightness or volume. If pressing F6 does nothing (or dims your screen), rebind Record to something like Ctrl+1.
Use it over a game
- Click the pin icon in the title bar (top right).
- The window now stays on top of everything — and no longer minimizes when you record or replay, so you can watch the timer and progress while you play.
- Browser games work out of the box. For games launched as administrator, run Loopnator as administrator too (right-click → Run as administrator).
Save & load recordings
- Click Save, give the file a name (e.g. daily-farm.json), done.
- Click Load to bring any saved recording back.
- No need to save your work-in-progress: the last session is always auto-saved and reloaded next time you open Loopnator.
Pro · Clean up a recording in the editor
- Click the sliders icon in the title bar — the window opens a second panel.
- Go to the Editor tab. Your recording appears as readable steps: “Move · 40 points”, “Left click”, “Type: HIT”…
- Click a step to select it (hold Shift for a range).
- Delete removes the selected steps · Keep only throws away everything else · +1s wait inserts a pause · Smooth removes redundant mouse points.
- Changed your mind? Undo is right there.
Pro · Give each macro its own hotkey
- Open the Pro panel → Library tab.
- Type a name at the top and click Save. Your recording joins the list.
- Click + hotkey on that row, then press a combo (e.g. Ctrl+1).
- Now pressing that combo from any app loads and runs that macro immediately. Click the chip again to remove the hotkey.
Pro · Make it react to the screen
- Open the Pro panel → Smart tab.
- Under Wait for a colour, click Pick a colour, then click the pixel on screen you care about (your click is intercepted — nothing gets clicked for real).
- Loopnator now waits for that pixel to match before starting each loop. Set Differs instead if you want the opposite.
- Stop on a colour works the same way but ends the replay the moment the pixel matches.
- Use the slider to widen the tolerance if the colour shifts slightly between frames.
If something doesn’t work
- Replay does nothing in one specific app → that app probably runs as administrator. Run Loopnator as administrator too.
- Hotkeys don’t react → your F-keys are probably media keys. Rebind the hotkeys (see above).
- Antivirus flags the file → false positives are common for new independent apps. The file is exactly what we published — and you can always re-download it from your purchase email.
- Still stuck? Email [email protected] — a human answers.
Pricing
One payment. Yours forever.
No subscription, ever. Every 1.x update included.
Loopnator
$14.99 one-time
- Millisecond-precision mouse record & replay
- Loops, ∞ mode, 0.5×–4× speed, pause between loops
- Failsafe, rebindable global hotkeys, always-on-top
- Save & load recordings, auto-saved last session
- Use on 2 PCs · 14-day money-back guarantee
- Keyboard, editor, library, triggers and scheduler are Pro
Most complete
Loopnator Pro
$29.99 one-time
+$15 — and no two replays come out alike
- Everything in Loopnator, plus:
- Humanized replay — no two loops alike
- Keyboard recording & replay
- Sequence editor with undo
- Recording library with per-macro hotkeys
- Wait-for-colour and stop-on-colour triggers
- Scheduler and automatic time limit
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FAQ
Questions, answered straight.
Does it work in games and browser games?
Browser games: yes, out of the box. Native fullscreen games that read raw input may ignore simulated input, and games running as administrator require Loopnator to run as administrator too. If it doesn’t work for your game, the refund is one email away.
Do the replays look robotic?
Not with Humanize, in Pro. It shifts the position of every click by a few pixels and stretches or compresses the timing gap by gap — and it re-rolls those variations on every loop, so the same recording never plays back identically twice. The standard version replays exactly what you captured, to the pixel and to the millisecond.
What’s the difference between Loopnator and Pro?
Loopnator records and replays the mouse. Pro adds keyboard recording, the sequence editor, the recording library with hotkeys, humanized replay, colour triggers and the scheduler. Same app — Pro just unlocks the second panel.
Is it a subscription?
No. Pay once, it’s yours. All 1.x updates included.
How many computers can I use it on?
Two at the same time. Deactivate on one PC with one click to move to another.
Can it react to what’s on screen?
Yes, in Pro. Pick any pixel and Loopnator can wait for it to match a colour before each loop, or stop the moment it changes — with an adjustable tolerance for colours that shift slightly.
Does it work offline?
Yes. It checks your license online roughly every two weeks; between checks it works fully offline.
Why does Windows warn me when I run it?
The file isn’t code-signed yet, so SmartScreen is cautious with it. Click “More info → Run anyway”. The download is exactly the file we published.
What are the requirements?
Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit). Nothing else to install — the WebView2 runtime Loopnator uses ships with Windows 11 and with Microsoft Edge on Windows 10.
What if it’s not for me?
Email [email protected] within 14 days of buying and you get your money back, no argument. Write even if you’re past that window — most problems turn out to be a five-minute fix (usually a hotkey clash or an app that needs Loopnator running as administrator). Your statutory rights as a consumer are unaffected.