Record your keyboard and mouse actions in any Roblox game, then replay them on a hotkey with custom loops and delays. Keep a separate macro file for each game—switch between them instantly without touching your settings.
From download to your first replay takes just a few minutes.
Instead of hunting for game-specific tools or rewriting macros each time, manage all your game automations in one place.
Create a separate macro file for each Roblox game you play. Switch between them in seconds without losing your settings. Each game gets its own clean recording and replay sequence.
Roblox Macro sends simple keyboard and mouse commands—the same inputs you'd make by hand. Nothing is injected into the game, modified in memory, or hidden from view.
The tool records and replays; you decide if it fits your game's rules. Check each game's terms before using any macro, and play within the boundaries they set.
No coding, no scripting language to learn. Click record, perform your actions, hit stop. Your sequence is saved and ready to run whenever you need it.
Roblox Macro captures every keystroke and mouse click you make, then plays them back with the same timing. No guessing, no randomization—just your actions repeated on demand.
Roblox Macro sends plain keyboard and mouse inputs—the same commands you'd issue by hand. It doesn't inject code or modify game memory. Whether a game allows macros is up to its rules; always check before using one.
You can, but it's not recommended. Each game has different layouts and timings. Roblox Macro lets you keep separate files per game so your clicks land where you expect them to.
After recording, open the macro file and adjust the delay value for each action. You can set milliseconds between keystrokes to ensure the game registers every input properly.
Simply delete the macro file and record again. There's no undo within a recording session, so starting fresh is the quickest fix.
Yes. Roblox Macro lets you assign any key or key combination as your play/stop hotkey. Bind it to whatever is easiest for you.
No, Roblox Macro is Windows only. If you're on another OS, you'll need a different tool.
Yes. Macro files are text-based, so you can open them in any editor and tweak timings or actions manually if you know the format.
Download Roblox Macro, record your first sequence, and run it on loop—all without leaving your PC.
Download for Windows