Step 1
Launch & prepare
Open AutoKey Premium and keep it ready while you work in other Windows apps.
WINDOWS · DESKTOP AUTOMATIONAn auto key presser
An auto key presser
made for Windows workflows.
AutoKey Premium helps you keep repetitive input consistent. Pick your keys, choose a timing style, and run it with a dedicated stop hotkey — simple, visible, and stable.
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Features
Built for Windows usage: stable behavior, clear feedback, quick control.
Windows-friendly setup
Launch, configure, and run without complicated installation steps.
Predictable timing
Repeat input with consistent pacing you can tune for your task.
Safety hotkey
Keep a dedicated stop key ready for immediate cancel.
Clear run status
See when automation is active with visible status feedback.
Session stability
Designed to keep running smoothly during longer sessions.
Admin mode option
Use Administrator mode when a protected app blocks simulated input.
WINDOWS DESKTOP PREVIEW
A focused dashboard for repeatable input.
Configure the essentials, see the run state, and keep control close — without digging through menus.
Run state visibility
Know at a glance whether automation is active or paused.
Safety stop hotkey
Keep a dedicated stop key ready for instant cancel.
Practical logging
Quick activity feedback for confidence during longer runs.
Windows compatibility
Use Admin mode when a protected app blocks simulated input.
TipStart AutoKey Premium, then focus your target window for best results in strict apps.
How it works
A Windows-ready workflow: configure once, control anytime.
Step 2
Configure input
Pick the key you want repeated and adjust the pace to match your workflow.
Step 3
Add a safety exit
Set a stop hotkey you can hit instantly to cancel automation at any time.
Step 4
Run in your target app
Start automation, focus the target window, and stop whenever you’re done.
FAQ
Windows-specific answers: focus, permissions, and safe control.
What is an auto key presser on Windows?
It’s a tool that repeats a chosen keyboard input on a timer, useful for repetitive tasks.
Do I need to keep the target app focused?
In many apps, yes. Some programs only accept simulated input when they are the active window.
What’s the fastest way to stop automation?
Use the dedicated stop hotkey — set one you can reach instantly.
Why does Admin mode improve compatibility?
Some Windows apps run with higher privileges and may ignore simulated input unless AutoKey Premium matches that level.
Is this meant for long sessions?
Yes. It’s designed to stay stable during extended runtime, with visible status and simple feedback.
Can I automate more than one key?
Depending on your build, you can run multiple keys or use profiles/presets to switch setups quickly.
Will antivirus flag the EXE?
Some automation tools get false positives. Use the VirusTotal link on the download page to verify the file.
Can I use it in games?
Only if it’s allowed. Many games/services forbid automation — check their rules before using it.