Android User Guide

Complete documentation for Android phones, tablets, and ChromeOS

Windows & macOS Android & ChromeOS

Android guide contents

Overview Contents 1. What MT Auto Clicker Does 2. Requirements 3. First-Time Setup and Permissions 4. Home Screen 5. Common Options Used by Multiple Features 6. Single Target 7. Multi Target 8. Macro Recorder and Playback 9. Full Page Screenshot 10. Auto Refresh 11. Floatbars and Their Controls 12. Recent Runs and Presets 13. Notifications and Feedback Replies 14. Feedback Screen 15. Settings Screen 16. Backup, Import, and Data Removal 17. Tours, Review Prompts, and Helpful Messages 18. Real-Life Examples 19. Troubleshooting 20. Privacy and Safety 21. Quick Reference Support
Section 7

Multi Target

Multi Target places numbered targets and taps all of them.

When to use it

  • Complete a repeated multi-step form
  • Tap several buttons in a fixed order
  • Cycle through game controls
  • Test multiple screen positions
  • Trigger several independent points each cycle

Sequence and Parallel modes

The current Android runtime always dispatches targets in numbered order, back-to-back:

1 → 2 → 3 → wait for interval → 1 → 2 → 3 ...

The Parallel (all targets each cycle) switch is saved in presets and shown in the summary, but the current click service does not use it. Turning it on currently produces the same result as Sequence mode.

How to place targets

  1. Configure timing, stop condition, and click mode.
  2. Press Start.
  3. Tap +.
  4. Tap the first position.
  5. Repeat + → position for every target.
  6. Check the numbered markers.
  7. Press Play.

Multi Target floatbar

Ready-state controls:

  • Drag handle
  • Play
  • Save preset
  • Show/hide markers
  • MT logo: Return to Multi Target and dismiss the floatbar
  • +: Add another numbered target
  • −: Remove the last target
  • Settings
  • Close

Running-state controls:

  • Pause / resume, with the same cycle-boundary limitation as Single Target
  • MT logo to return and dismiss
  • Stop

Example: Tap three buttons in order

  1. Set interval to 750 ms.
  2. Keep Parallel off. Parallel currently has the same runtime behavior.
  3. Set stop type to Cycles, value 10.
  4. Place target 1 on the first button.
  5. Place target 2 on the second button.
  6. Place target 3 on the third button.
  7. Press Play.

The app completes the three-button sequence 10 times.

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