User Guide¶

Welcome to the official guide for Auto Clicker! This comprehensive guide will walk you through all features and help you master touch automation on your Android device.

Auto Clicker is designed to automate repetitive touch interactions, making it perfect for gaming, app testing, accessibility needs, and automating mundane tasks. With multiple modes and extensive customization options, you can create anything from simple repeated taps to complex multi-step automation sequences.

Getting Started¶

Initial Setup¶

Before using Auto Clicker, you need to grant the Accessibility Service permission:

Accessibility Service Permission¶

The Accessibility Service is required for Auto Clicker to perform automated gestures and display the floating overlay controls.

How to enable:

Open Auto Clicker - you'll see the Permission Bottom Sheet appear
Tap "Enable Accessibility" button
You'll be taken to Android's Accessibility settings
Find "Auto Clicker" in the list of services
Tap on it and toggle it ON
Confirm the permission dialog
Return to Auto Clicker - the permission sheet will dismiss automatically

Need Help?

Tap the "Tutorial" button on the permission sheet to see device-specific instructions for enabling accessibility on your phone model.

Important

The Accessibility Service must remain enabled for Auto Clicker to function. If you disable it or restart your phone, you may need to re-enable it.

Understanding the Interface¶

Home Screen¶

The home screen is your central hub for all automation features:

Section	Description
Tools	Quick access to Touch Test for testing multi-touch capabilities
How to Use	Opens the Usage Tutorial with guides for each mode
Single Point Mode	Simple repeated tapping at one location
Multi Point Mode	Complex sequences with multiple taps and swipes
Scripts	Your saved automation scripts (tap to load, long-press for options)

Tap the menu icon (⋮) in the top-right corner to access:

Demo Mode - Try the app with sample automations
Settings - Configure default values and UI size
Remove Ads - Upgrade to premium (if not purchased)
About - App information and links

Single Point Mode¶

Single Point Mode is the simplest way to automate taps. It repeatedly taps a single location at a specified interval.

How to Use Single Point Mode¶

Launch the Mode: Tap "Single Point Mode" from the home screen
Position the Target: A circular target overlay appears - drag it to where you want to tap
Open Settings: Tap the gear icon on the floating panel to configure
Start Automation: Press the play button to begin tapping
Stop: Press pause or the stop button to end

Single Point Settings Panel¶

When you tap the gear icon, the Settings Bottom Sheet appears:

Setting	Description	Range
Interval	Time between each tap	5ms - 30 minutes
Anti-Detection	Adds randomness to tap position and timing	On/Off
Stop After	Configure when automation should stop	See Stop Conditions

Use Cases¶

Gaming: Auto-collect resources, repeat actions
Testing: Stress-test buttons and UI elements
Accessibility: Hands-free repeated tapping

Multi Point Mode¶

Multi Point Mode allows you to create sequences of taps and swipes at different locations. This is the most versatile mode for complex automation.

How to Use Multi Point Mode¶

Launch the Mode: Tap "Multi Point Mode" from the home screen
The Floating Control Panel appears with these buttons:

Button	Icon	Action
Add	+	Add a new tap target to the sequence
Settings	⚙️	Open the settings bottom sheet
Play/Pause	▶️/⏸️	Start or pause automation
Stop	⏹️	Stop and optionally save the script

Adding Tap Targets¶

Tap the "+" button on the floating panel
A new numbered circle appears on screen
Drag the circle to position it where you want to tap
Repeat to add more targets
Targets execute in numerical order (1, 2, 3...)

Editing Individual Actions¶

Tap on any target circle to open the Edit Action Bottom Sheet:

Option	Description
Interval	Delay before this action executes
Swipe Duration	How long the swipe takes (if swipe)
Long Click Duration	Duration for long-press (if enabled)
Multi-Touch Count	Number of simultaneous touches (1-5)
Multi-Swipe Count	Number of simultaneous swipes (1-5)
Remove	Delete this action from the sequence

Converting Tap to Swipe¶

To create a swipe gesture from an existing tap:

Tap on the target circle to open Edit Action
Change the swipe count from 0 to 1 (or more)
Two points appear: start circle and end arrow
Position both points to define your swipe path
Adjust swipe duration as needed

Multi-Touch Actions¶

Auto Clicker supports up to 5 simultaneous touch points:

Tap on a target to open Edit Action
Increase Multi-Touch Count to desired number (1-5)
Additional touch points appear around the main target
All points tap simultaneously when this action executes

Multi Point Settings Panel¶

Tap the gear icon to open the main Settings Bottom Sheet:

Setting	Description	Range
Interval	Default delay between actions	5ms - 30 min
Swipe Duration	Default duration for swipes	10ms - 60 sec
Multi-Touch Count	Default simultaneous touches	1-5
Multi-Swipe Count	Default simultaneous swipes	1-5
Anti-Detection	Randomize positions and timing	On/Off
Apply to All	Apply settings to all existing actions	Checkbox
Stop After	Configure stop conditions	See below

Apply to All

Check "Apply to All" before changing settings to update ALL actions in your sequence at once. Otherwise, changes only affect new actions.

Stop Conditions¶

Configure when your automation should automatically stop using the Repetition Settings:

Tap "Stop After" in the settings to open the Repetition Bottom Sheet:

Option	Description
Never Stop	Run infinitely until manually stopped
Stop after time	Stop after X milliseconds/seconds/minutes/hours
Stop after repetitions	Stop after completing the sequence X times

Time-Based Stop¶

Select "Stop after time"
Enter the duration value
Select unit: ms, sec, min, or hour
Minimum: 100ms

Repetition-Based Stop¶

Select "Stop after repetitions"
Enter the number of times to repeat the sequence
Minimum: 1 repetition

Scripts¶

Scripts allow you to save, organize, and reuse your automation configurations.

The Scripts Section¶

On the home screen, scroll down to see your saved scripts:

Scripts are listed with their names
Tap a script to load and run it
Long-press a script for more options

Saving a Script¶

When you stop a running automation, the Stop Script Dialog appears:

"Save" - Opens the Save Script Name dialog
"Don't Save" - Discards the current configuration

If you choose to save:

The Save Script Name Dialog appears
Enter a descriptive name for your script
Tap "Save"
Your script appears in the Scripts section

Long-press on any saved script to see options:

Option	Description
Rename	Change the script name
Delete	Permanently remove the script
Share	Export the script as a file
Duplicate	Create a copy of the script

Loading a Script¶

Go to the Scripts section on home screen
Tap on any saved script
The script loads with all its targets and settings
Press play to start automation

Importing Scripts¶

To import a script shared by someone else:

Open the script file (usually .json format)
Select "Open with Auto Clicker"
The script imports to your library
Find it in the Scripts section

Exporting Scripts¶

Long-press on a script
Select "Share"
Choose how to share (file manager, messaging app, email, etc.)
The recipient can import it into their Auto Clicker

Settings¶

Access the main Settings screen from the menu icon (⋮) → Settings.

Settings Tab¶

Configure default values for new automations:

Setting	Description	Default
Interval	Default delay between actions	1000ms
Swipe Duration	Default swipe duration	500ms
Multi-Touch Count	Default simultaneous touches	1
Multi-Swipe Count	Default simultaneous swipes	1
Anti-Detection	Enable position/timing randomization	Off
Stop After	Default stop condition	Never

UI Size Tab¶

Customize the size of floating overlay elements:

Setting	Description
Control Panel Size	Size of the floating button panel
Target Circle Size	Size of the tap target indicators
Number Size	Size of numbers displayed on targets

Tip

If targets are too small to drag accurately on your screen, increase the Target Circle Size.

Floating Overlay Interface¶

When running any mode, the floating overlay provides real-time control:

Control Panel¶

The draggable control panel contains:

Button	Function
+	Add new action/target
⚙️	Open settings bottom sheet
▶️	Start automation
⏸️	Pause automation (appears while running)
⏹️	Stop and exit (shows save dialog)

Dragging the Panel¶

Touch and hold the panel to drag it anywhere on screen
The panel remembers its position between sessions
It automatically adjusts when orientation changes

Touch Targets¶

Each numbered circle represents an action:

Drag to reposition
Tap to edit settings
Numbers indicate execution order
Colors indicate action type (tap vs swipe)

Swipe Arrows¶

For swipe actions, an arrow connects start and end points:

Circle = swipe start position
Arrow = swipe end position
Drag either endpoint to adjust the swipe path

Anti-Detection Feature¶

The Anti-Detection feature helps make automated touches appear more natural:

What It Does¶

Feature	Description
Position Randomization	Adds ±10 pixels random offset to each tap
Timing Randomization	Adds ±50ms variation to intervals

When to Use¶

Gaming - Helps avoid detection by anti-cheat systems
Testing - Simulates more realistic human interaction
General Use - Makes automation less predictable

How to Enable¶

Open Settings (gear icon)
Toggle "Anti-Detection" ON
Apply to existing actions with "Apply to All" if needed

Note

Anti-detection doesn't guarantee avoiding all detection systems. Some games have sophisticated anti-cheat that may still detect automated inputs.

Touch Test¶

The Touch Test tool helps verify your device's multi-touch capabilities:

How to Access¶

On home screen, find "Tools" section
Tap "Touch Test"

What It Shows¶

Number of simultaneous touches your device supports
Visual feedback for each touch point
Coordinates of each touch

Why Use It¶

Verify multi-touch before creating complex scripts
Test if your device supports 5-point touch
Debug touch recognition issues

Usage Tutorial¶

Access built-in tutorials from the home screen:

Tap "How to Use" card
The Usage Bottom Sheet opens with two tabs:
Single Mode - Guide for Single Point Mode
Multi Mode - Guide for Multi Point Mode
Swipe between tabs to learn each mode

Exiting the App¶

Normal Exit¶

Press the back button or swipe back
The App Exit Dialog appears
Tap "Exit App" to close

While Automation is Running¶

Tap the stop button (⏹️) on the floating panel
Choose to save or discard your script
The overlay closes and you return to the home screen

System Limits¶

Auto Clicker operates within Android's system limits:

Limit	Value
Maximum swipe duration	60 seconds
Maximum simultaneous touches	5 points
Minimum action delay	5 milliseconds
Maximum action delay	30 minutes
Minimum swipe duration	10 milliseconds

Tips for Best Results¶

Performance Tips¶

Use appropriate delays: Very short delays (< 50ms) may not register on all devices
Test before running: Always test your automation briefly before long sessions
Close unnecessary apps: Frees up system resources for smoother automation

Battery Tips¶

Disable battery optimization for Auto Clicker to prevent interruptions
Use reasonable intervals: Extremely fast tapping drains battery quickly
Stop when not needed: Don't leave automation running unnecessarily

Reliability Tips¶

Keep the screen on: Automation pauses when screen turns off
Disable notifications: Popups can interfere with tap targets
Lock screen orientation when running complex scripts

Orientation Handling¶

Auto Clicker automatically handles screen rotation:

Portrait coordinates stored separately from landscape coordinates
When you rotate, targets move to their correct positions
Scripts remember positions for both orientations

Best Practice

Set up your targets in the orientation you'll primarily use. If you need both orientations, set up targets once in each and save the script.

Upgrading to Premium¶

Remove ads and support development:

How to Upgrade¶

Tap menu (⋮) → "Remove Ads"
Or access from Settings → "Upgrade"
The Upgrade Bottom Sheet appears with options:

Option	Description
Annual	Best value - yearly subscription
Monthly	Monthly subscription
Lifetime	One-time purchase, ad-free forever

Restoring Purchases¶

Purchases restore automatically when you: - Sign into the same Google account - Reinstall the app - Get a new device

If purchase doesn't restore, see Troubleshooting.

Getting Help¶

If you encounter issues:

Check the Troubleshooting Guide
Review the FAQ
Contact support at support@androxus.com

Auto Clicker - Making automation accessible to everyone.