Built for Windows 10 and 11 · 64-bit

Auto Keyboard types for you.

Schedule keyboard input and run text sequences with a single hotkey. Build macros that repeat keystrokes exactly as you need them, saving time on repetitive typing across any Windows application.

No ads, no trackingCompletely free downloadRuns only on your PCv1.0
Hotkey triggeredKeystroke sequencesText macrosInstant execution100% free
Auto Keyboard app window on Windows
Why it wins

Why choose Auto Keyboard over manual typing.

This utility removes the repetition from your workflow by letting you define keystrokes once and reuse them endlessly.

Zero setup overhead

Download, define your hotkeys and macros, and start using them immediately. No complex configuration or learning curve. The tool works the moment you need it.

Runs anywhere on Windows

Your macros execute in any application without interference. Type in browsers, text editors, terminals, or specialized software with the same hotkey binding.

Complete control over speed

Adjust keystroke timing and sequence delays to match application response times. Fast input for simple forms, slower intervals for systems that need processing time.

Completely free and portable

No licensing fees, subscriptions, or mandatory accounts. Download once and carry Auto Keyboard with you or install it wherever you work.

Technical details

What you are downloading.

Version1.0
PlatformWindows 10 and 11, 64-bit
InstallPortable, no installer
LicenseMIT, source on GitHub
PriceFree, no account
LanguageEnglish
Setup guide

Get started in four steps.

Setting up your first keyboard macro takes less than a minute.

Your questions

Common questions about Auto Keyboard.

Does Auto Keyboard work in games?

The utility sends keyboard input to whichever window has focus. Some games block automated input for fairness; check your game's terms before using macros in competitive play.

Can I share macros between computers?

Yes. Auto Keyboard stores macros in configuration files you can copy to another PC or share with colleagues for consistent automation across machines.

What happens if two hotkeys conflict?

Auto Keyboard lets you assign the same hotkey to different macros. The most recently triggered macro takes priority, so plan your shortcuts to avoid overlaps.

Is there a limit to macro length?

You can build macros with hundreds of keystrokes. Practical limits depend on your system resources, but typical sequences run without issue.

Will Auto Keyboard slow down my computer?

No. The utility uses minimal CPU and memory when idle, and only activates when you trigger a hotkey. It doesn't run background processes constantly.

Can I pause or disable macros temporarily?

Yes. You can enable or disable individual macros from the main window, or close Auto Keyboard entirely to stop all automation.

Does it log or store what I type?

No. Auto Keyboard only stores the macros you explicitly create. It doesn't monitor, log, or transmit any keystroke data outside your system.

Real-world use
Inside the appAuto Keyboard window

Watch it handle real typing tasks.

Auto Keyboard delivers keystrokes exactly as programmed, whether you're filling forms, entering commands, or repeating text patterns. Each macro runs consistently without variation.

Form fillingTrigger a hotkey and Auto Keyboard types complete data sequences into web forms and applications.
Command inputCreate keystroke macros for terminal commands, development tools, or system tasks that run on demand.
Text templatesStore frequently typed text snippets and insert them instantly wherever your cursor sits.

Stop typing the same things twice.

Auto Keyboard is free, portable, and ready to automate your next repetitive task—download it now and define your first macro in under a minute.

Download for Windows
Latest release · v1.0