Getting Started

Download Akira Clicker, set up your first clicker, and test it in Minecraft.

Akira Clicker is free and quick to set up. This gets you from download to your first clicks in a few minutes.

Clicker works with all Java editions of Minecraft on Windows 10 and 11. Because it's free, one-on-one support is limited — see Support Scope.

Set up and click

1

Download Akira Clicker

Download it only from our official website, akiraghost.com. Copies from anywhere else may be tampered with.

2

Whitelist it in your antivirus

Clicker ships with the same protection as our paid tools, so antivirus may flag it. Whitelist it with our whitelist tool, or follow the steps in Installing and Starting.

3

Set up the left clicker

Open Akira Clicker and go to the Left Clicker. Set a Keybind — Toggle is the easiest to start with — and leave the CPS range and Smart Mode at their defaults. They're tuned for natural-looking clicks out of the box.

4

Test it in Minecraft

Open Minecraft and trigger your keybind. Confirm the clicks register the way you expect before you rely on it. The safest place to test is an anticheat test server — see Testing and Common Issues.

Next steps

Once the basics work, layer on the features that make your clicking look human:

• Randomization — drop, spike, and exhaust for a varied click rate.

• Jitter — natural cursor movement while you click.

• Blockhit — sync blocking into your clicks for PvP.

Clicks not registering, or something acting up? See Troubleshooting.