Windows
Use the familiar installer or a portable ZIP. The packaged app includes the desktop editor and OCR support.
Record your first macro in minutes.
Install Macrofied, press Record, perform the task, then stop and edit the generated command list. Free mode works immediately.
macOS
Install the desktop application, then follow Macrofied's prompts for Accessibility, Screen Recording, and Microphone permissions when needed.
No key required
Start in Free mode. A Plus or Pro license key can be activated later from inside the desktop editor.
Macrofied 1.1.2 Latest
Paid licenses now verify automatically about every 15 seconds. Disabled or revoked licenses immediately downgrade to Free and stop paid playback or Smart Record. Offline paid access expires after a short five-minute signed lease once the server update is deployed.
Macrofied 1.1.1
Fixes license activation connectivity by embedding the production Macrofied server address. Adds a packaged-build guard to prevent placeholder server URLs from shipping again.
Macrofied 1.1.0
Compatibility link for users with a cached downloads page. Installs Macrofied 1.1.1.
Before you install
Why does a macro recorder need permissions?
Recording global keyboard and mouse input, reading the screen, or listening for a captured sound requires operating-system permission. Macrofied requests only the permissions needed by the feature you use.
Can I use Macrofied offline?
Macro editing and playback are local. Paid editions periodically renew a signed license lease, and Ollama-based AI analysis runs against your chosen local model.
Where are macros stored?
Macros can be saved as readable .mcr files, making them easy to organize, inspect, back up, and transfer between supported systems.