Macro Grouping

Multiple macro actions can now be grouped, colored and collapsed/expanded for better navigation and overview in large scripts.

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External Script Embedding

Macro scripts can load and execute other macro script files.

This allows you to split large code sections into files and load them as needed. You can also build a library of reusable code parts.

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Macro Scheduler

Launch your macros at specific times/dates or on system start with the new scheduler integration.

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Enable/Disable macro actions

Any selection of macro actions can now be temporarily disabled, e.g. for testing or debugging purposes.

Jump Labels

Macro Recorder visualizes your recording as a list of individual actions which can now have custom labels. New "Goto" and "Loop" commands allow you to jump, loop and branch to any position in your macro script.

Improved Color Selection

Macro Recorder allows you to select colors or mouse coordinates without affecting the application while recording your actions. Macro Recorder creates a full desktop screenshot in the moment you press the sample hotkey. You can then pick the desired color without unwantedly triggering hover effects, etc.

Hotkey Press Simulation

Macro Recorder can now simulate a hotkey press without the need to record it.

New Time-Out Options

Macro Recorder can now branch to specific sections of your macro script after a time-out.

For example, if Macro Recorder waits for a program focus, but the program never shows up, Macro Recorder can call a macro script section to automate achieving the desired result.

Or create a sequence of multiple color pixel detection actions, each with a very short time-out value to branch to different sections depending on the non-detected color.

Command-line Parameter

Macro Recorder for Windows can now launch macros by command-line parameters. This allows you to control Macro Recorder from other applications, e.g. the Windows Task Scheduler to trigger macros at specific times.