Overview & Your First Macro

MacroForge has two different macro types: basic macro and advanced macro. It is important to choose the one that best fits your goal. Use basic macro if you want a simple, easy-to-use autoclicker built around clicks and swipes. If you want image detection, text readers, conditions, and more advanced logic, choose advanced macro.

To open the edit menu for your macro, find the macro you created in the list and press Edit. Edit mode is where you build and test your macro. Once everything is ready, you can use Run Now to start it. After pressing edit, you will be asked to choose the macro orientation. It is important to select the orientation that matches the app or task you are creating the macro for, because you cannot change this later.

Start with basic macro if you want a faster, simpler setup. Go to advanced macro if you need more control.