Fisch Macro is a free Windows utility that records your mouse clicks and keyboard inputs, then replays them on a hotkey press. Download it, unzip, and start automating repetitive tasks in seconds—no setup, no account, no restrictions.
Fisch Macro is a portable macro recorder. You press F9 to start capturing what you do with the mouse and keyboard, press F9 again to stop, then press F10 to watch your computer repeat the exact same actions. It's built for people who perform the same sequence of clicks and keystrokes dozens or hundreds of times.
The app saves every routine as a file on disk. Record a workflow today, load and run it next week, next month, or on a different machine—no reconfiguration needed. It runs fully offline, requires no admin rights, and leaves no trace in Windows when deleted.
In spreadsheets: paste the same block of data into a hundred rows without touching the mouse once. In browser forms: fill the same fields repeatedly across multiple submissions. In games: run farming loops, crafting sequences, or keep-alive macros without input lag. In manual QA: replay a bug-triggering interaction so a developer can watch it happen on demand. In software deployment: click through an identical setup wizard on five machines automatically.
Because input is captured at the hardware level, Fisch Macro works in full-screen games and remote desktop sessions where simpler tools fail silently.
Fisch Macro is completely free with no trial period, no locked features, and no Pro upgrade. It's MIT licensed and open source. The portable build carries everything the app needs—no dependencies, no registry entries, no background services. Delete the folder and it's gone entirely.
It captures mouse clicks, scroll wheel, drags, cursor movement, keyboard shortcuts with modifiers, and ordinary keystrokes. Hotkeys are rebindable: F9 to record and F10 to play, but you can change them. The app runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11 (64-bit) and works completely offline—nothing phones home, no telemetry, no analytics.
Mouse clicks are coordinate-based. If you record a macro on a 4K monitor and run it on a 1080p screen, pure cursor movement may land in a different spot. For maximum portability across machines and resolutions, build routines around clicks and typing rather than long cursor paths. Most use cases (spreadsheets, forms, game clicks) work perfectly across different setups.
If you're using this in a game, check the game's terms of service first. Fisch Macro has no built-in anti-detection, and it's your responsibility to verify that macros comply with the game's rules.
No. The app opens straight to the main window. There's nothing to register, nothing to log into, no email verification.
Yes, free forever. MIT licensed, open source, no trial, no locked features, no upsell.
Yes. Both Windows 10 and Windows 11 are supported and tested.
Yes. Leave the unzipped folder on a flash drive and carry it between machines. Fisch Macro is fully portable.
Yes. Input is replayed at the hardware level, so it works in remote desktop sessions, full-screen games, and other protected environments.
No. The app runs fully offline with zero network activity, telemetry, or update pings.
Unzip and start recording your first macro in under a minute—completely free, no setup required.
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