Countdown
From 500 msRun relative to the moment you start the task.
Timing & scheduling
Scheduled Clicking with Countdown, Exact Time and Repeat
Choose a countdown, a future Exact Time, a recurring schedule, or repeat timing for a selected webpage element.
Four timing modes
Choose when the webpage click should run
Start with the mode that matches the job, then keep the browser and target page available for best-effort execution.
Exact Time
Future local timeChoose a future date and time, to the selected second.
Scheduled
Daily or weekdaysChoose a local time for daily or selected-weekday routines.
Repeat
Finite or continuousRepeat for a chosen count or until the task is cancelled.
Countdown & Exact Time
Relative timing or a selected future moment
Both modes target the webpage element you selected, but they answer different timing needs.
Countdown
Start the timer when the task launches and attempt the click after the chosen duration.
- Minimum 500 ms
- Millisecond-level duration input
- Basic countdown tasks are unlimited on Free
Exact Time
Choose a future local date and time for an Advanced task.
- Selected to the second
- A past Exact Time cannot simply rerun unchanged
- Execution at that exact second is not guaranteed
Schedules & Repeat
Separate when a task runs from how often it repeats
Scheduled chooses the next local occurrence. Repeat controls the number or continuity of click attempts.
Daily or weekday schedule
Choose a local time and either every day or selected weekdays. The next valid occurrence depends on the current local time.
- Daily
- Selected weekdays
- Local schedule
Finite Repeat
Choose a repetition count with an interval of at least 500 ms.
Infinite Repeat
Continue with an interval of at least 30 seconds until cancelled or stopped by runtime conditions.
Related control
Wait for the page state you need
A Wait Condition can delay an Advanced timing task until the selected element is ready.
- Visible
- Clickable
- Matching text
Choose a wait range from 5 to 300 seconds. Reaching the timeout does not mean the condition will occur.
Best-effort execution
Timing depends on the browser, device and webpage
Smart Clicker shows the running task and provides Cancel, but it cannot guarantee execution at an exact time or guarantee a website result.
- Browser state and throttling
- Device sleep
- Webpage changes
- Target availability
- Other runtime conditions
500 ms. Basic countdown tasks are unlimited on Free, and execution remains best effort.
Choose a future local date and time to the second. Exact Time is Advanced and does not guarantee execution at that exact second.
Yes. Scheduled tasks can run daily or on selected weekdays at a chosen local time.
Finite Repeat uses a chosen count and supports intervals from 500 ms. Infinite Repeat uses intervals of at least 30 seconds and continues until cancelled or stopped.
No. Browser throttling, device sleep, page loading and target availability can delay or prevent execution.
The task may be delayed or may not complete. Smart Clicker does not guarantee background runtime or website outcomes.
Try scheduled clicking
Select the element, then choose the timing
Install Smart Clicker for Chrome or Microsoft Edge and configure the task inside the extension.
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