Jitbit Macro Recorder

At a Glance

Key Features

• Records all keyboard and mouse input with adjustable speed and timing
• Visual macro editor: view and edit each recorded step as a list
• Conditional execution: add if/then logic, loops, and wait-for-image triggers
• Find image on screen: triggers an action when a specific image appears on the display
• Scheduler: run macros at a specific time or on a recurring schedule
• Portable: run from a USB drive on any Windows PC without installing
• Compile macros to standalone .exe files to share with others

Pricing

Note: verify current pricing at jitbit.com/macro-recorder before purchasing.

How to Use Jitbit Macro Recorder

1. Download and install from jitbit.com/macro-recorder.
2. Click Record (or press F9). Perform the task you want to automate.
3. Click Stop. The macro editor shows every captured action as a step list.
4. Edit steps if needed - delete accidental moves, add delays, insert conditional checks, or change click coordinates.
5. Click Play (or set a hotkey) to replay. Set a loop count to repeat a set number of times or indefinitely.

Jitbit vs TinyTask

TinyTask is free and requires zero setup, but it cannot edit recorded macros. Jitbit costs money but gives full step editing, if/then conditions, image recognition, and scheduling. If you need to tweak a recorded sequence or build logic into your automation, Jitbit is worth the cost.

Jitbit vs AutoHotkey

AutoHotkey is free and technically more powerful, but requires writing scripts. Jitbit uses a graphical recorder that non-technical users can operate without any coding knowledge.

Frequently Asked Questions