MurGaa Auto Clicker for Mac
The most configurable auto clicker available for macOS. Two independent clickers, millisecond intervals, and full hotkey control on Apple Silicon M1 through M4 and Intel Macs.
Overview
MurGaa Auto Clicker is a shareware mouse automation utility built specifically for macOS. Unlike most simple clickers that offer one click loop and a hotkey, MurGaa gives you two completely independent clickers in a single app. Each has its own interval setting, click type, and hotkey. You can click at your cursor position, at a fixed coordinate, or at random locations within a screen area you define. The second clicker can even be set to perform a key press instead of a mouse click, making it useful for combined automation tasks.
The interface is not the most modern looking, but the depth of control it offers is why it remains the most recommended option among experienced Mac users. It is free to try and costs $6.54 to unlock for six months on a single Mac.
At a Glance
| Price | Free trial, $6.54 to unlock for 6 months |
| Compatibility | Intel and Apple Silicon M1, M2, M3, M4 |
| macOS Support | Ventura, Sonoma, Sequoia and recent releases |
| Developer | MurGaa.com |
| Click Speed | Configurable down to milliseconds |
| Best For | Power users who want full control |
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Two independent clickers with separate hotkeys
- Millisecond click interval control
- Random click position mode
- Left, right, and middle click support
- Runs natively on Apple Silicon and Intel
- Fully functional free trial
Cons
- Interface looks dated, not native macOS feel
- Requires payment after the trial ends
- Not on the Mac App Store
- Initial permission setup can confuse beginners
How to Download and Install
- Click the download button in the section below to go to the official MurGaa website
- Download the setup file to your Mac
- Open Finder, go to Downloads, and right-click the file. Select Open rather than double-clicking to bypass the Gatekeeper warning
- Click Open when macOS warns about an unidentified developer
- Drag MurGaa Auto Clicker into your Applications folder
- Launch it from Applications
Granting Accessibility Permission
Every Mac auto clicker requires Accessibility permission before it can control your mouse. MurGaa opens a Permission Helper at first launch to guide you through it. To grant it manually:
- Open System Settings on your Mac
- Go to Privacy and Security, then click Accessibility
- Locate MurGaa Auto Clicker in the list and toggle it on
- Enter your Mac password or use Touch ID when prompted
- Quit MurGaa with Command Q and relaunch it
Configuration
- Return to the main MurGaa screen after granting permission
- Set the time delay between clicks for Clicker 1. This can go down to single digit milliseconds for very fast clicking
- Choose whether to click at your current cursor position or within a random area you define on screen
- Select your click type: left, right, or middle
- Assign a start and stop hotkey combination. Use modifier keys like Command, Option, or Control to avoid conflicts
- Optionally enable a sound notification so you hear each automated click
- Configure Clicker 2 the same way, or set it to trigger an automated key press instead of a click
- Position your cursor at the target location, then press your hotkey to begin
Download MurGaa Auto Clicker for Mac
Free to try on Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. Opens the official MurGaa download page after a short countdown. Save this guide as a PDF to follow the setup steps offline.
You will be taken to murgaa.com
Troubleshooting
Clicks not registering even though permission looks granted
macOS sometimes gets stuck thinking the app has permission when it does not. Open System Settings, go to Privacy and Security, then Accessibility. Select MurGaa and click the minus button to remove it. Close the app, reopen it, and grant permission again.
Stopped working after a macOS update or restart
Starting with macOS Sequoia 15.0, Apple requires Accessibility permission to be reconfirmed periodically and after reboots. Re-grant the permission and relaunch MurGaa.
Hotkey does nothing
Another macOS shortcut may be using the same key combination. Open MurGaa and assign a more obscure hotkey such as Control Option Command P, which is unlikely to conflict.
App crashes on Sequoia or Sonoma
Visit murgaa.com and download the latest version. Older builds may not be compatible with newer macOS releases and need updating.
Conflicts with Logitech G Hub, Razer Synapse, or other mouse software
Peripheral management software can compete for control of the mouse driver. Close all such apps and test MurGaa again. If it works after closing them, run MurGaa first before opening your peripheral software.
Antivirus blocking or flagging MurGaa
Some Mac antivirus tools flag repetitive clicking behavior as a heuristic threat even when the app is safe. Temporarily disable your antivirus to confirm it is the cause, then add MurGaa as an exception.
Nothing works, want a clean start
Move MurGaa to Trash and empty it. Remove it from the Accessibility list in System Settings. Restart your Mac to reset the window server. Then re-download from murgaa.com and reinstall.
Frequently Asked Questions
Compare Other Mac Auto Clickers
MurGaa is the best pick for control, but it is not the only option. Here is how the others compare:
- Autoclick by Othyn is completely free and open source with a native SwiftUI interface, good if you want zero cost and no payment wall
- RapidClick is simpler and available on the Mac App Store as a one-time purchase, trusted for over 14 years
- MT Auto Clicker adds macro recording and screen recording for developers and power users who need more than clicking
- iClickMac is a free lightweight option with no setup friction, though it has a 20 click session limit
- Auto Clicker on Steam is free and safe for gamers who prefer Steam distribution
- DwellClick is a hands-free accessibility tool that clicks when your cursor stays still, free with a license key from the developer
See all tools head to head on our best auto clicker for Mac comparison page.
Looking for a Windows auto clicker? MurGee Software also makes MurGee Auto Clicker for Windows - different company, similar naming, Windows-only tool with the same focus on millisecond precision and hotkey control.