Need a key pressed hundreds of times while you step away? Auto Keyboard is a small, free Windows tool that repeats any keyboard key at the interval you set, toggled by a hotkey.
An auto keyboard presser does one job: it holds down or rapidly taps a keyboard key without your finger on it. You pick the key, set how often it presses (anywhere from 5 milliseconds to 10 minutes apart), hit Start, and walk away. When you come back, the key has been pressed hundreds or thousands of times.
This solves real problems. AFK farming in idle games stops when the game thinks you left — so the presser keeps a heartbeat going. Long test loops for UI automation need hundreds of identical keypresses without human error. Anti-idle tools during slow uploads keep Windows from sleeping. Data-entry work with the same key repeated? Let the tool handle it.
Auto Keyboard works on Windows 10 and Windows 11, runs from any folder (USB stick, Desktop, Documents — your choice), and never needs installation or admin rights.
**Idle game farming**: Set the key to Space (jump) or a directional arrow, interval to 50–200 ms, and tap Tap mode. The game ticks forward while you are away.
**Keeping the PC awake**: Press a harmless key like Scroll Lock every 30 seconds (30000 ms). Windows stays awake during a slow download or file transfer without triggering gameplay.
**Testing a UI loop**: Pick Enter (to confirm a dialog), set interval to 500 ms, and let the presser fire 1000 times overnight. The session counter shows exactly how many have fired.
**Anti-cheat concerns**: Online games with strict anti-cheat rules may flag any input automation. Always check the game's terms of service first — Auto Keyboard makes no attempt to hide itself, so use it responsibly.
Yes. No trial restrictions, no Pro tier, no watermarks, no ads. MIT licensed. Free forever.
No. Unzip the folder and run the executable. To uninstall, delete the folder. Nothing stays in the system.
The app sends standard keyboard events — the same input a physical keyboard sends. Check your game's rules, especially if it has kernel-level anti-cheat. We cannot promise safety against bans; that depends on the game's policy.
No. The app does not connect to the network at all. No account, no login, no data sent anywhere.
Yes. You can change the global hotkey to any F1 through F12 key so it suits your setup.
Yes. The hotkey works even when the game window is active and full-screen, so you can toggle the presser without alt-tabbing.
Full support. Windows 10 and 11, both 64-bit. No difference in behavior between the two.