You press F9, perform your jump sequence or farming loop, press F9 again—and Evade Macro saves it. Hit F10 whenever you need it replayed, at any speed you choose.
Game routines eat time. Whether you're farming the same loop for hours, executing a precise jump sequence in platformers, or running a keep-alive pattern during AFK sessions, doing it by hand every time burns energy you could spend on something else.
Evade Macro captures exactly what your hands do—every click, every keystroke, every pause—and stores it as a file. Load that file tomorrow, next week, or on a different machine. No setup. No reconfiguration. Just press F10.
The app runs fully offline on Windows 10 and 11. Nothing phones home. No update nags, no telemetry, no account to create.
Evade Macro records at the hardware level. That means it works in full-screen games, windowed modes, and even remote desktop sessions where simpler tools fail. Keystroke combos, modifier keys, scroll wheel, mouse drags—all captured.
Pure cursor movement is coordinate-based, so if you recorded a long mouse path on a 4K monitor and try to replay it on 1080p, the click might land in a different spot. For portability across machines, build routines around clicks and typed keys rather than pure mouse tracking.
Before recording anything, check your game's terms. Some games have strict rules about automation. The tool itself runs invisibly with no watermark or telemetry—what you do with it is your call.
Speed slider: Run a 2-minute farming loop in 12 seconds, or slow a tricky jump to 10% speed to see exactly where it breaks.
Loop count: Play once, X times, or infinite until you manually stop it.
Hotkeys: F9 record/stop and F10 play are built in. Both are rebindable in settings if you need different keys.
Portable: No registry entries, no services, no admin elevation. Delete the folder and it's gone completely. Carry it on a USB stick between PCs.
No. Unzip and run. Everything the app needs is in the folder. Works on Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit.
Yes. Free forever, MIT licensed, no trial, no Pro version, no ads.
Yes. Input is replayed at scan-code level, which is why it works where simpler tools fail—full-screen, windowed, remote desktops.
Yes. Save your routine to a file, copy the file to another machine, load it in Evade Macro on that PC, and press F10. Coordinate-based clicks may need adjustment if screen sizes differ; keystroke-based routines are more portable.
The tool itself is silent and leaves no trace—but check your game's automation policy. Evade Macro can't promise to evade anticheat systems.
Download Evade Macro for Windows, record your first routine in minutes, and never repeat the same clicks again.
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