Record one small action—a jump, a step, a mouse flick—and let it loop every few minutes to keep your session alive. The tool sends plain keyboard and mouse commands, so nothing is injected into the game, just your own input repeated on schedule.
The whole process takes less than a minute.
Roblox kicks you after 20 minutes idle, but a few seconds of repeated motion keeps the server thinking you're there.
The tool captures your input and plays it back automatically, so your character stays active without you at the keyboard. Watch how a single recorded move prevents the timeout every single time.
Anti AFK Roblox sends keyboard and mouse input just like you would press a key yourself. It doesn't inject code, modify packets, or hook into the game. That said, every game has its own rules—check the specific game's ToS to see if AFK macros are allowed. The decision to use it is yours.
Yes. Each time you open the tool, you can record a new action for a new server or game. The recording is stored per session, so you're never locked into one macro.
Roblox's idle timeout is 20 minutes, so running your macro every 15 minutes is safe. You can adjust it lower if you want more frequent activity, or higher if you need longer idle windows.
Yes. Once recording and playback start, the macro runs in the background. You can minimize Roblox, switch to another window, or even lock your PC—the input still plays at the scheduled time.
You can record whatever you want—a single jump, a few steps, a quick spin. Longer sequences work too, but shorter moves are simpler and harder to notice in-game.
No. Anti AFK Roblox is free to download and use. There's no premium tier, no ads, no in-app purchases.
If the game map or mechanics change, your recorded action might become irrelevant. Just re-record a new move in the updated game, and the macro picks up the fresh input.
Get in, record one move, set the timer, and stay logged in for as long as you need.
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