To set up an auto clicker Logitech, you need to use either Logitech G Hub for modern devices or Logitech Gaming Software (LGS) for older ones. This guide walks you through creating a repeating left-click macro in whichever software your mouse supports.
How to set up auto clicker Logitech: choose your software
Logitech provides two primary software suites for programming gaming mouse buttons and macros. Logitech G Hub is the current software for all recent Logitech G mice and keyboards. If your device is older and does not support G Hub, you will need Logitech Gaming Software (LGS) instead. Identifying which software your mouse uses is the first step, as the setup process differs between them, if you use a different brand, you can similarly set up macros on ibuypower standard gaming mouse through its dedicated configuration tool.
Setting up an auto clicker in Logitech G Hub
G Hub uses a profile-based system where you assign macros to specific buttons. Follow these steps to create a repeating left-click macro:
- Open Logitech G Hub and select your mouse from the home screen.
- Choose "Macro" from the list of assignment types.
- Select the recorded left-click event in the timeline.
- Back in the main Assignments window, drag your new macro onto the button you want to trigger it (such as a side button like G4 or G5).
Setting up an auto clicker in Logitech Gaming Software (LGS)
LGS requires a slightly different process using the Multi-Key command editor. Follow these steps precisely:
- Launch Logitech Gaming Software and select your mouse from the device list.
- Ensure "Automatic Game Detection" is enabled in the software settings.
- Click the button you want to assign the macro to (a G-key, such as G4 or G5) to open its customization menu.
- Choose "Edit Command" from the menu.
- In the command editor, click the "Multi-Key" tab.
- Name your command (for example, "Auto Clicker").
- In the "Keystrokes" box, right-click and select "Insert Mouse Event" > "Left Button" > "Click."
- After the click event appears, right-click again and select "Insert Delay." Manually enter a delay value between 25ms and 50ms. This delay is the pause between each click.
- Under "Repeat Options," select "While Pressed" for continuous clicking only while you hold the button, or "Toggle" to start and stop the auto-clicker with a single press.
- Click "OK" to save the command and assign it to the G-key.
Adjusting click speed and assigning a hotkey
The delay between clicks determines your auto-clicker speed. In both G Hub and LGS, you can adjust this delay. A value of 25ms to 50ms is generally considered safe for most games and applications, but you can reduce it for faster clicking if needed. The most critical recommendation is to assign your auto-clicker macro to a side button (such as G4 or G5) rather than the primary left-click button. Assigning it to the left-click button would replace your normal clicking functionality, making the mouse unusable for everyday tasks.
Testing your Logitech auto clicker macro
Before using your auto-clicker in a game or application, test it in a safe environment to verify it works as expected. Open a simple text editor like Notepad. Press and hold (or toggle, depending on your setting) the button you assigned the macro to. If the behavior is not what you intended, return to the macro settings to adjust the repeat options or the delay value. Once the test confirms consistent clicking, you can confidently use the macro in your target application.
