Playing Roblox and stuck repeating the same clicks, jumps, or farm loops? Rivals Macro records your mouse and keyboard actions once, then plays them back on a single hotkey press—as many times as you need.
If you farm the same crafting sequence in a Roblox game, click through an identical setup on multiple accounts, or hold down keys during long AFK sessions, you're doing work the computer can do for you. Rivals Macro captures exactly what your fingers do—every click, every keystroke, scroll, and drag—and repeats it perfectly when you hit F10.
The routine saves to a file. Run it tomorrow, next week, or on a different machine without touching a single setting. No account to log into, no watermark slowing you down, no ads interrupting the game.
Since input is replayed at the hardware level, it works even in full-screen Roblox and games that block simpler tools.
The speed slider is your best friend. If you're farming a complex sequence, record at normal speed, then replay at 200–500% to crash through loops in seconds instead of minutes. For tricky timing-dependent tasks, drop to 50% or slower and watch each step.
Loop count lets you run a macro once or loop it indefinitely until you stop it. Bind AFK routines to a loop and walk away—the macro runs until you close the app or press the hotkey again. This is perfect for idle games or grinds that need to run for hours.
Both F9 (record) and F10 (play) are rebindable, so if those keys conflict with your game, swap them to whatever works. The hotkeys work from any window, so you don't have to alt-tab back to the Rivals Macro window every time.
Clicks, keystrokes, and scrolling translate perfectly between machines and game sessions. If you record a sequence of clicks and key presses, it will replay identically every time, even weeks later or on a different computer.
Cursor movement is coordinate-based, so a routine recorded on a 4K monitor may miss its targets on a 1080p screen. For portable macros you can share or run on different setups, stick to click-and-type routines instead of long mouse paths.
Before using a macro in any online game, check the game's rules about automation. Rivals Macro itself is completely offline—nothing phones home, no telemetry, no updates phoning in—but whether a game tolerates automated input is up to the game's terms.
No. Rivals Macro is free forever, MIT licensed, no trial limits, no Pro tier. Download it, unzip, run it.
No account, no login, no registration. Open the app and start recording.
Yes. Input is replayed at the hardware level, so it reaches even full-screen games and remote desktop sessions.
Yes. Works on Windows 10 and Windows 11, 64-bit, no admin rights required.
Save your routine to a file. Copy the file and the Rivals Macro folder to another PC, load the file, and run it. No setup, no registration needed.
No. Completely offline. No update pings, no analytics, no network activity.
Free, portable, no install required—unzip and start recording your first macro in seconds.
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