At work
A signature, a search, copy and paste between two windows: the things you do a hundred times a day, with a single key.
Macros for Windows 10 and 11
Keyboard, mouse and controller. All on one timeline.
Macro Hub repeats what you do, so you don't have to. Record a macro or build it by dragging keys, choose how it starts, and use it in your programs and games.
Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit · Free version at no cost · 7-day Pro trial
Macro Hub in four numbers
- 1 msthe finest grid step
- 3devices on the same timeline: keyboard, mouse and controller
- 20weapons in one anti-recoil block, with Pro
- 7days to try Pro for free
How it works
Three steps, and the macro does the work
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Create the macro
Record what you do, or drag keys onto the timeline.
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Choose how it starts
With a key, a combination or a mouse button: once, on a loop, or for as long as you hold it.
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Use it anywhere
In any program or, with Pro, only in your games. Turn it on and off with a switch.
The editor
Every key is a block. Every block has its timing.
Where a block starts, the key goes down. The longer the block, the longer the key stays pressed. Keyboard, mouse and controller sit on the same timeline, one under the other: you see the whole macro at a glance.
0 ms500 ms1000 ms1500 ms2000 ms
Keyboard
W2300 ms
Shift1300 ms
SpaceCR
Mouse
Right click1000 ms
MovementLeft clickWheel down
Controller
Left stick2300 ms
ARBX
Right stickRT
Record
Press Record, switch to your program and do what you always do, with keyboard, mouse or controller. Stop with the Pause key and everything is on the timeline, ready to fine-tune.
Drag
Grab a key from the palette and drop it wherever you want. Stretch the block to hold the key longer.
Down to the millisecond
A grid from 1 to 100 ms and exact values in Properties. Macro Hub keeps time even with its window hidden, and small delays never add up.
Movement
Moving the mouse is a block too: choose the direction, distance and speed. With Pro, controller sticks and trigger pressure as well.
Less mechanical
With Pro, the start and duration of each block can vary slightly on every run, within the margin you choose.
Easy to edit
Multi-select, copy and paste, undo and redo, zoom. Macros save automatically as you work.
The whole editor, one block at a time:Guide
Who it's for
For work, for games, for convenience
In games
Perfectly timed combos and remapping, with keyboard and mouse. With Pro, controllers too, and profiles that turn on with your game.
Accessibility
Move commands to the keys that suit you best, turn a single key into a long sequence, and let Macro Hub handle repeated clicks.
Features
Everything you need, right where you need it
Starts your way
A key, a combination or a mouse button. With Pro, the controller too, plus multi-step rules with “only if” and “otherwise”.
Once, on a loop or while held
On a loop it starts over by itself until you stop it; while held, it keeps going as long as you hold the key. One run lasts up to 5 minutes.
Profiles
A profile without games works in any program. With Pro, a profile can have its own games and turns on when one of them is in the foreground.
Remapping
A key or mouse button becomes another one, or nothing at all. With Pro, in layers too: it only applies while you hold another key.
Your controller
Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, 8BitDo and many more: Macro Hub recognizes them by itself, no drivers needed. With Pro you test them live, remap them and start macros with them.
Virtual controller
An Xbox 360 or PlayStation 4 controller that games see as real: it mirrors yours, already remapped, removes stick drift and receives the buttons pressed by macros.
Emergency stop
Ctrl + Alt + Esc stops every macro and releases all keys. If Macro Hub ever closed suddenly, a small guardian releases any keys left held down.
Always ready
If you like, it starts with Windows, hidden next to the clock, with your macros and remapping ready to go.
.mhub files
Export any of your macros to a .mhub file and share it with anyone. It's just a list of keys and timings, never a program.
8 languages
Italiano, English, Deutsch, Français, Español, Português, Polski and Nederlands. It starts in your Windows language, and you can switch anytime.
Every feature, step by step and with animations:Guide
Inside the app
Take a closer look at Macro Hub
Real screenshots of the app, with a few sample macros.
Games
Ready to play
Profiles that turn on with your game, remapping, a virtual controller and two blocks built for shooters: anti-recoil and aim assist.
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Anti-recoil
For the length of the block, it pulls the crosshair down with the strength you set phase by phase. In Free, with the mouse and one weapon; with Pro, with a controller too and up to 20 weapons.
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Record the recoil
Pro featureDo the movement yourself once, in the game: Macro Hub turns it into the weapon's phases, and you see them before you use them.
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Recognizes your weapon
Pro featureDraw a box around the weapon icon in a game screenshot: Macro Hub only looks there and picks the weapon by itself.
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Rapid fire
Pro featureWhile the block is running, usually while you hold fire, Macro Hub releases and presses it again by itself, at the rate you choose.
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Aim assist
Pro featureThe crosshair traces a small repeating shape: circle, oval, back and forth, up and down or jitter. Programmed movements only: Macro Hub doesn't look at the game.
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Profiles with games
Pro featureOpen the game and its profile turns on by itself, with its own macros and remappings. Several profiles for the same game? Switch between them with a key.
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Ready-made examples
Already in the app's Community, for mouse and keyboard and for controller. The controller versions, weapon switching and aim assist require Pro.
- Crouch spam
- Jump spam
- Anti-AFK
- Quick scope
- Anti-recoil
- Aim assist
Anti-recoil and aim assist only move for the length of the block and in the window where they started. They stop with the macro or when you switch windows or profiles, and they don't move anything inside Macro Hub.
Community
Macros made by others, ready to use
On the Community page you can download macros published by other people, or publish your own. Each card tells you what the macro does, which devices it uses and whether it needs Pro.
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Built-in examples
Even without internet you'll find ready-made macros: email signature, perfect double click, auto click, area screenshot, slow scroll and the game examples.
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No surprises
A downloaded macro arrives turned off. A red warning tells you if it types text, uses system keys or moves the crosshair. Macros published by others never press the Windows key.
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Publish your own
Choose an author name and publish for free, with no email or password: your Macro Hub Code is all you need. First you accept the Community rules: for example, no cheats for online games.
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Paid macros
Sellers approved by Macro Hub can sell copy-protected macros: buyers can use them but can't see their blocks, and the file doesn't work on other PCs. The seller sets the price, and you pay the seller directly.
Payment for macros happens outside Macro Hub: Macro Hub doesn't collect the money, doesn't guarantee the sale and can't give refunds.
Safety and privacy
Reliable, and respectful of your PC
Macro Hub presses keys for you, so it has to be reliable. Here's what it does, and what it doesn't.
No sign-up
No email, no password. On first launch, Macro Hub creates your Macro Hub Code by itself, and it contains no data about you or your PC.
Your macros stay yours
Macros, settings and the screenshots for weapon recognition stay on your PC: only the macros you export or publish leave it.
What the server knows
When it opens, Macro Hub checks for updates and verifies your trial or license, with your Macro Hub Code and a PC fingerprint that reveals none of its data. What you press stays on your PC.
No ads
No ads and no tracking. For statistics, the server counts how many apps open each day, without storing IP addresses.
Signed updates
Every time it opens, it checks for a new version and never installs anything without asking. Every version carries two signatures: without both, it won't install.
Always in control
Ctrl + Alt + Esc or “Stop all macros” next to the clock stops everything. Inside Macro Hub, remapping doesn't apply and the left click is never remapped.
Macros, not programs
A .mhub file is just a list of keys and timings: opening it installs nothing, and the macro arrives turned off. Before turning it on, check in the editor what it presses.
Drivers only when needed
No drivers for keyboard and mouse. The virtual controller uses ViGEmBus and HidHide by Nefarius, free and already included: you install them yourself, with one click.
Free and Pro
Start for free. Upgrade to Pro when you need it.
The Free version costs nothing and never expires. Pro unlocks every feature for a year, and you can try it free for 7 days.
Free
Free of charge
Never expires
For everyday macros, with keyboard and mouse.
- Keyboard and mouse macros, as many as you like
- 3 macros on at the same time
- Keyboard and mouse remapping
- Community and ready-made examples
- Works without internet too
All features
Pro
On request
Write to X · One-year license · 7-day free trial
If you also use a controller, play a lot, or simply want it all.
- All your macros on at the same time
- Controller and virtual controller
- Layers and profiles with games
- Multi-step start rules
- Full anti-recoil, aim assist and weapon recognition
| Feature | Free | Pro |
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| Timeline editor, recording, import and export | Included | Included |
| Keyboard and mouse macros | Included | Included |
| Macros on at the same time | 3 | All |
| Start with a key, a combination or a mouse button | Included | Included |
| Start rules: multiple steps, timings, “only if” and “otherwise” | Not included | Included |
| Keyboard and mouse remapping | Included | Included |
| Profiles that work in any program | Included | Included |
| Layers and profiles with games | Not included | Included |
| Controller: tester, remapping, start keys | Not included | Included |
| Virtual controller (Xbox 360 or PlayStation 4) and controller blocks in macros | Not included | Included |
| Random timing variation | Not included | Included |
| Anti-recoil | Mouse, 1 weapon | Mouse and controller, up to 20 weapons |
| Anti-recoil randomness, rapid fire and recording | Not included | Included |
| Screen recognition of the weapon | Not included | Included |
| Aim assist | Not included | Included |
| Community: download and publish macros | Included | Included |
| Emergency stop, updates, 8 languages | Included | Included |
| Price | Free of charge | On request |
How to get Pro
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Write to X.
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Get your license key.
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In Macro Hub, open Settings, paste the key under License and press Activate.
How to activate it, step by step:Guide
- The free trial starts by itself the first time you open Macro Hub with an internet connection: 7 days with every Pro feature, nothing to enter. It's tracked by the server, one per PC.
- Trial and Pro turn on when Macro Hub gets the server's response as it opens: you need internet. Without a connection, it works as the Free version.
- The license lasts one year from its first activation. If you activate a new one before it expires, the days add up.
- The license is tied to your Macro Hub Code and works on one PC at a time. Changing PCs? The recovery code takes it with you.
- When the trial ends or the license expires, Macro Hub goes back to Free: all your macros stay, and anything that uses Pro features stays saved and comes back with a license.
Download Macro Hub
Free, for Windows 10 and 11. With an internet connection, the Pro trial starts by itself on first launch.
Free download for WindowsDownload for freeInstaller for Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit
How to install
- 01Download the installer with the button above.
- 02Open it. If “Windows protected your PC” appears, click “More info” and then “Run anyway”.
- 03Choose your language and follow the steps. No administrator rights needed.
What you need
- Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit.
- Internet: optional. It's needed for the trial, Pro, the Community and updates.
- Microsoft Edge WebView2: already included in Windows 11. If it's missing, the installer downloads it (internet required).
- A controller: optional. The virtual controller uses free drivers that are already included, which ask for administrator permission.
On first launch
- After a short animation, a quick guided tour shows you the basics. You can replay it anytime from Settings.
- Your first macro, “Ciao”, is already there: the tour shows you how to turn it on and try it in Notepad.
- Macro Hub creates your Macro Hub Code by itself: no sign-up.
- With internet, your 7-day Pro trial starts. Without it, you use the Free version, and the trial starts the first time Macro Hub connects.
- Macro Hub starts in your Windows language: change it anytime in Settings.
Help
Frequently asked questions
Can't find your answer? Write to X
Step by step, with animations:Guide
Is Macro Hub free?
Yes. The Free version costs nothing and never expires: keyboard and mouse macros (3 on at the same time), remapping, profiles for any program, anti-recoil with the mouse and the Community. Pro unlocks everything else for a year: to get it, write to X.
How does the Pro trial work?
It starts by itself the first time you open Macro Hub with an internet connection: 7 days with every Pro feature, nothing to enter. It's tracked by the server, one per PC. When it ends, Macro Hub stays Free and all your macros stay.
How do I get Pro?
Write to X: you'll receive a license key. In Macro Hub, open Settings, paste it under License and press Activate (internet required). It lasts one year from its first activation.
Do I need internet?
Not for the Free version: macros work offline too. Internet is needed for the trial and Pro, which Macro Hub verifies with the server every time you open it, for the Community and for updates. If the connection drops after the check, Pro stays active until you close the app.
Does it work with my controller?
Macro Hub recognizes Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, 8BitDo and many other controllers by itself, over USB or Bluetooth, with no drivers. The button tester, remapping, starting macros from the controller and the virtual controller are Pro features; the virtual controller uses free drivers that are already included, which you install yourself with one click.
Why doesn't a macro work in a game?
If the game runs as administrator and Macro Hub doesn't, Windows blocks the keys Macro Hub presses: when you try the macro with Run, the app tells you. Some games also ignore keys pressed by a program. Try the macro in Notepad first, then in the game, and check that it's on in an active profile.
What if a macro won't stop?
Press Ctrl + Alt + Esc: every macro stops and all keys are released, in any program. You can change the combination in Settings. If Macro Hub were closed suddenly, a small separate guardian releases any keys left held down.
Where are my macros kept?
On your PC: Macro Hub saves them automatically as you work. To keep a copy or share them with a friend, export them to a .mhub file.
Do I lose Pro if I change PCs?
No. The recovery code moves your Macro Hub Code to the new PC, along with your Pro license, your listings and the macros you bought; the old PC is deactivated. Bring your other macros over with .mhub files. Keep your recovery code somewhere safe and don't share it with anyone.
Why does Windows show a warning when I open the installer?
Macro Hub is a new program, and its installer isn't yet signed with a certificate that Windows recognizes: SmartScreen warns about programs like this. Click “More info” and then “Run anyway”. Only download Macro Hub from macrohub.it.
My antivirus flags Macro Hub. Is that normal?
It can happen: to an antivirus, a program that presses keys for you can look suspicious. Only download Macro Hub from macrohub.it. If your antivirus blocks it, write to X.
How does it update?
Every time it opens, Macro Hub checks for a new version and shows you what's new: you choose whether to use it now or later. It never installs anything without asking you, and your macros stay. Only in rare emergencies does an update become required: then you need to install it to keep using the app.
Want Pro or have a question?
Write to X: we'll tell you how to get a license and answer your questions about Macro Hub.
Write to X