AutoHotkey is a free, open-source scripting language for Windows that allows users to easily create small to complex scripts for all kinds of tasks such as: form fillers, auto-clicking, macros, etc.

Learn how to download and install AutoHotkey, to create a script, to use hotkeys and hotstrings, to send keystrokes, to run programs, etc.

AutoHotkey DocumentationAutoHotkey v1.1 AutoHotkey v2.0

Comprehensive guide to AutoHotkey v2 programming, including syntax, commands, functions, and examples for creating scripts and automating tasks.

AutoHotkey v2 aims to improve the usability and convenience of the language and command set by sacrificing backward compatibility. As such, scripts written for v1 generally will not work without …

This page contains information about the currently used version, the authors, the license, and a quick overview of the documentation.

Learn how to install AutoHotkey.Web Browsers Common web browsers may show a warning like "AutoHotkey_2.0_setup.exe was blocked because it could harm your device." This is a generic …

Learn details about hotkeys in general, modifier symbols, context-sensitive hotkeys, custom combinations, mouse wheel hotkeys, function hotkeys, etc.

An AutoHotkey script is basically a set of instructions for the program to follow, written in a custom language exclusive to AutoHotkey. This language bears some similarities to several other scripting …

It supports only the keyboard (AutoHotkey has mouse remapping and some limited controller remapping). How to Apply Changes to the Registry: There are at least two methods to remap keys …