Tired of clicking the same dice roll button hundreds of times? Record your roll sequence once and replay it instantly with a single hotkey press.
Anime Dice Macro is a Windows utility that records your mouse clicks and keyboard inputs, then plays them back on demand. Press F9 to start recording your dice roll routine (click the button, wait for the animation, whatever happens next), press F9 again to stop. Then press F10 anytime to repeat that exact sequence.
The tool captures everything: button clicks, scrolling, pauses between actions, modifier keys. When you replay, it happens at the same speed unless you adjust the speed slider to go faster or slower. Hit F10 once for a single roll, or set it to loop indefinitely if you're AFK farming a long session.
It works in fullscreen games where simpler tools fail, because the input repeats at the hardware level. Your macro won't break if you tab out or minimize—it just sends the keystrokes and clicks the game expects.
Simple single roll: Click the dice button and nothing else. Record that one action, set loop count to 1, and use F10 each time you need a fresh roll.
Roll with confirmation: Some games pop up a dialog after rolling. Include the click on 'OK' or 'Confirm' in your recorded sequence. The macro will handle the popup automatically each replay.
Multi-roll session: If you need to roll three times in sequence with pauses between them, record all three click-and-waits in one macro, then press F10 once. It'll run all three rolls back-to-back.
AFK loop farming: Set loop count to 'infinite' and press F10. The macro will repeat your roll forever until you press F10 again to stop. Good for long unattended farming sessions, but keep the game window in focus.
Before using macros in any online game, check the terms of service and community guidelines. Auto-rolling is typically allowed in single-player and PvE content, but some games treat automation differently. You're responsible for knowing the rules of your specific game.
If your macro includes pure cursor movement (dragging the mouse to different spots on screen), it might not work perfectly if you run it on a different monitor size or resolution later. Click-based macros are more reliable than coordinate-based ones.
Keep the game window focused and unminimized while the macro runs. Anime Dice Macro sends input to whatever window is active, so if you accidentally click elsewhere, the clicks go there instead.
Hotkeys are rebindable. F9 and F10 are the defaults, but you can change them in the settings if they conflict with your game's keybinds.
Anime Dice Macro repeats normal keyboard and mouse input—it doesn't inject code into the game or use hacks. Whether a specific game allows automation depends on its own rules. Check before using it; we can't predict every game's policy.
Yes. The input system works in fullscreen games, remote desktops, and other locked environments where many macro tools fail.
Yes. Save your macro file, move it to another Windows PC, and load it in Anime Dice Macro. Press F10 and it runs the same way.
No. Free forever, no trial limits, no hidden Pro version.