Auto Clicker
Free Android auto tapper with swipes, timer and script import and export
Auto clicker apps for Android
An auto clicker taps the screen for you. That sounds like one job, but the five apps in this list split into clear types. Auto Clicker repeats taps at set points and has 100,000,000 installs on Google Play. Klick'r reacts to images and text instead of timers. Auto Click builds saved sequences with presets. OP Auto Clicker and Auto Clicker-Auto Tap & Swipe keep things plainer.
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Pick by the job you need done, not by install count alone.
One warning applies to every app here. Check a game's terms of service before using any of them in that game, because automated input may break those terms. These apps suit routine repetitive tasks, not gaining an edge in play.
Apps in this category
Klick'r
Open-source Android auto-clicker that reacts to images and on-screen text
Auto Clicker-Auto Tap & Swipe
Free, ad-free Android auto clicker with multi-point taps and gesture recording
Auto Click
Android auto clicker with per-app tap, swipe and long-press presets
OP Auto Clicker
Free, ad-free Android auto clicker with multi-target taps and swipes
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Klick'r
Klick'r is the image and text trigger type. You capture part of the screen, set a tolerance, and the app acts when it spots that image or reads matching text through OCR. Conditions can be combined with AND/OR logic. Version 4.1.2, updated October 27, 2026, is 19.3 MB, rated 4.4 on Google Play, and licensed GPL-2.0-or-later. It has ads and in-app purchases.
Auto Clicker
This is the classic fixed-tap type. You place click points and swipes, set the interval, and control the run from a floating panel. A global timer stops it after a set time, and scripts can be imported or exported. It needs no root. Google Play shows 100,000,000 installs and a 4.5 rating.
Auto Click
Auto Click suits people who reuse the same routines. You build sequences from tap points, swipe paths, long presses, intervals and repeat cycles, then save them as presets. Version 2.4.14 has a 4.0 rating on Google Play and over 10 million installs. The app shows ads and has in-app purchases, and it was updated on October 23, 2026.
OP Auto Clicker
OP Auto Clicker is the lean option. It has a single-target mode and a multi-target mode, lets you set click counts or durations, and saves and loads scripts. You can resize the control panel and change its opacity. It needs Accessibility Service permission and Android 7.0 or above. Google Play lists a 4.3 rating, and the app has no ads or in-app purchases.
Auto Clicker-Auto Tap & Swipe
This one is ad-free, though it has in-app purchases. It supports taps, swipes and long presses, all set manually, and it works only after you grant Accessibility permission. Version 1.5.8, updated October 20, 2026, carries a 4.1 rating on Google Play and over 10 million installs.
Questions and answers
Do these auto clickers need root access?
Auto Clicker states that it does not require root, and OP Auto Clicker lists No Root among its features. OP Auto Clicker and Auto Clicker-Auto Tap & Swipe both require Accessibility permission.
Which auto clickers on this list have no ads?
OP Auto Clicker and Auto Clicker-Auto Tap & Swipe show no ads in the listing data. OP Auto Clicker also has no in-app purchases, while Auto Clicker-Auto Tap & Swipe does. The other three apps show ads and have in-app purchases.
Is it fine to use an auto clicker in a game?
That depends on the game's terms of service, and automated input may break them. We do not recommend any app here for gameplay advantage. Read the rules of the specific game first, and treat these tools as aids for repetitive tasks.
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Most of these apps work through Android's Accessibility permission, and OP Auto Clicker also asks for Android 7.0 or above. Grant that permission only to the app you have chosen, and switch it off in system settings when you finish. Start with a short test run of a few taps before you set a long sequence. In Auto Clicker, the global timer is a simple way to cap that first run. If a fixed interval keeps failing because screens load at uneven speeds, Klick'r's image and text triggers are the closer fit.