Loopnator

Loopnator — Free Download. Mouse automation recorder

Loopnator records exact mouse actions and replays them any number of times with millisecond precision. The tool offers a sequence editor, humanized click variations, colour triggers, and an instant failsafe stop. It works on Windows 10/11 as a single portable executable with a one-time license.

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File size: 13.7 MB
The latest version of Loopnator is: 1.0.0
Operating system: Windows
Languages: English
Developer: Solda Labs
Price: $15.00 USD (perpetual license) (3-day free trial)
  • Mouse recording engine. The core function captures every mouse movement, click, drag and scroll action with high-resolution timing. Sub-millisecond scheduling preserves the exact rhythm of the original performance, while absolute coordinates ensure correct positioning across multiple monitors. Recordings replay with pixel-exact accuracy without requiring any scripting or configuration.
  • Keyboard recording in Pro edition. Key presses are captured alongside mouse actions and replayed using correct scan codes rather than virtual key codes. This approach ensures keyboard input registers in games and applications that expect low-level hardware signals. Typed text, hotkey combinations and held keys all reproduce faithfully in the target window.
  • Sequence editor. Raw event streams are condensed into readable steps such as "Move 40 points", "Left click" or "Type: HIT". Individual actions can be deleted, kept exclusively or modified without re-recording the entire macro. A one-second wait can be inserted at any point, jittery paths can be smoothed by removing redundant points, and every change supports undo.
  • Humanize mode. Each replay loop varies click positions by up to 12 pixels on a dedicated slider and timing gaps by up to 50 percent. These variations re-roll on every pass so no two loops are identical. The rhythm changes inside the run, with individual gaps stretching or compressing independently rather than applying one flat offset.
  • Colour triggers. A pixel can be selected anywhere on screen and assigned a target colour. The loop waits until that pixel matches the colour before starting each iteration. Alternatively the entire replay stops the moment the pixel changes to a specified colour, enabling synchronization with game states or external indicators.
  • Instant failsafe stop. Moving the real mouse or pressing Esc halts the replay immediately, even mid-loop. All buttons and keys are always released on stop, preventing stuck inputs. This safety mechanism is active by default and cannot be disabled, ensuring manual control remains accessible at all times.
  • Loop counter and speed control. Replays can run a specific number of times, infinitely, or with a hard stop after a set duration in minutes. Speed ranges from 0.5x to 4x with millisecond timing precision maintained throughout. An optional pause can be inserted between loops when the target application needs recovery time.
  • Global hotkeys. Each recording can be assigned its own hotkey, including single keys or combinations like Ctrl+1. Hotkeys work from any application or game, letting users start and stop macros without switching windows. All bindings can be rebound with one click in the settings panel.
  • Recording library. Unlimited macros can be saved as files and loaded anytime. The library displays all recordings in one list with custom names and hotkeys. A macro fired from the library runs instantly in whatever application currently has focus.
  • Scheduler and time limits. Recordings can start automatically at a specified time or at repeating intervals such as every ten minutes. An automatic stop timer halts execution after a defined number of minutes. This allows unattended operation without risk of running indefinitely.
  • Session persistence. The last recording session is auto-saved and reloaded when the application launches. Users never lose work after closing the program. Manual saves create permanent files for long-term storage and sharing between machines.
  • Portable single executable. The entire program ships as one .exe file requiring no installer, no registry entries and no dependencies. The window stays always-on-top and can be pinned over a game or application. A dark compact interface minimizes visual interference during long replays.
  • Two-PC license. Each purchase covers installation on two separate computers under one license key. There is no subscription model or recurring fee. Updates are delivered as full builds without additional charges.

Loopnator began development in 2025 as a response to macro tools that required scripting or produced robotic, detectable replay patterns. The original version focused exclusively on mouse recording with a simplified interface consisting of a single record button, loop counter and play control. Early feedback from users in idle and browser gaming communities drove the addition of humanization features and the failsafe stop mechanism.