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EmuloAgent · Windows

Image-recognition macros for Android emulators

EmuloAgent builds and runs macros that read the screen by image, text and color and react with taps, on your PC, without root. Run the same macro on several emulators at once.

Windows 10 (build 19041) or later, and Windows 11. Install from the Microsoft Store.

EmuloAgent

What it is

An app to build macros on the Android emulator

EmuloAgent is a Windows program that automates Android games and apps running on emulators. Instead of clicking fixed positions, it recognizes what is on screen (an image, a text or a color) and reacts at the right moment, like a person would. You build everything in a visual editor, no coding.

What it is for

What you can automate

Repetitive Android game and app tasks that would take hours by hand.

Loop farming

Collect resources, energy and rewards over and over, all day.

Daily routines

Login, quests and daily rewards without you watching.

Several accounts at once

The same routine running on several emulators in parallel.

Enter with a shuffled PIN

Solves the password keypad that swaps the numbers around on every touch.

Chained tasks

Collect, fight and return in sequence, with Run Task and Stop Task.

Test your app

Exercise repetitive screens and flows of your app on an emulator, no root.

Who it is for

Built for anyone repeating the same task

If you do the same sequence of taps every day, EmuloAgent takes it over for you.

Game farmers

Let the grind run on its own and spend your time elsewhere.

Multi-account players

Keep several accounts active without redoing everything by hand.

App studios and QA

Replay test flows on the emulator, no root and without changing the app.

Android power users

Any repetitive task in an Android app that shows on screen.

How it works

From the emulator to a macro running on its own

Four steps, all through the interface, with no command line and no code.

  1. 01

    Prepare the emulator

    Install an Android emulator and turn on ADB debugging in its settings. EmuloAgent detects the instance automatically.

  2. 02

    Create a profile

    A profile points to one emulator instance. The resolution is detected on its own, over ADB.

  3. 03

    Build the macro

    In the visual editor, pick the blocks, point at the live screen and drag the steps. Each step has a condition and an action.

  4. 04

    Pin profiles and run

    Favorite the profiles on the macro and click Run all. The same macro runs on several emulators in parallel.

Runs on the main emulators

EmuloAgent detects and drives the most used instances: MuMu, BlueStacks, LDPlayer, Nox and MEmu.

MuMu Player 12 BlueStacks 5 LDPlayer NoxPlayer MEmu Player

A generic detector also tries non-standard instances. You can also add an instance manually by its ADB address (e.g., 127.0.0.1:5555).

Before you start: turn on ADB debugging

  • BlueStacks: Settings → Advanced → Enable Android Debug Bridge.
  • LDPlayer: Settings → Other → ADB debugging → Open local connection.
  • MEmu: Settings → enable ADB Debugging (usually on by default).
  • MuMu: Settings → Other → ADB debugging.
  • NoxPlayer: Settings → General or Advanced → ADB Debugging.

ADB debugging is usually off by default. EmuloAgent installs and manages ADB itself; you just turn on that option inside the emulator.

Profiles and parallelism

One profile per emulator, many running together

The profile ties the macro to the right emulator instance; EmuloAgent handles running everything in parallel.

One profile, one instance

Each profile points to an emulator instance, with the resolution detected over ADB. It is how the macro knows where to run.

The same macro on many profiles

Pin the profiles to a macro and run them all at once. One automation covers a whole farm of accounts.

Cadence that adapts to your PC

With many instances, EmuloAgent spaces out the checks based on CPU and RAM, so the emulators do not choke.

The macro

What a macro is and how you build it

A macro is a sequence of steps. Each step joins a condition (what to watch on screen) and an action (what to do). You build it by dragging blocks and pointing at the live screen, with no code. You can group steps into a Compound Action and combine conditions with AND/OR.

The real builder blocks

Actions and conditions you combine in each step. These are the blocks that exist in the builder.

Actions

Gesture

Tap (x, y) Swipe (x, y) Click on image

Passwords

Virtual Keyboard

Device

Press Back Press Home Lock screen Open recent apps Take screenshot

Emulators

Stop emulator Restart emulator

Task

Run Task Stop Task

Variable

Set variable

Custom

Compound Action

Conditions

Detection

Image appearance Image counter Text appearance Color appearance

Profiles

By Profile

Variable

By Variable

Running

Run and track it all in one place

On the Automations screen, you tie the macro to profiles and see what is running in real time.

Link profiles to the macro

Favorite the profiles that will run that automation. Play only unlocks when the emulator is on and the resolution matches.

Run them all at once

One click on Run all fires the same macro on every pinned profile. Stopping them all is one click too.

Track in real time

Status dots show what is running and what stopped, profile by profile, no guessing.

What sets it apart

What EmuloAgent does and others do not

Features that go beyond a plain auto clicker.

Recognition by image, text and color

The macro reacts to what shows on screen, with adjustable precision, instead of clicking fixed coordinates that break when the interface moves.

Solves shuffled keypad passwords

Types the PIN even when the keypad swaps the numbers around on every touch: it re-detects each digit before tapping. The password stays encrypted on the machine.

One macro, many emulators

Build the automation once and run it on as many profiles as you want at the same time. Multi-account farming without redoing anything.

Automatic cloud backup

Your macros upload to your account on their own when you edit. Switch PCs without losing anything.

Share with the community

Generate a token and pass a ready-made macro for someone to import into their account.

No root, outside the game

Acts on the visible screen with humanized taps. No root needed and it does not modify the app.

Reviews

Loved by the people who use it

Real ratings and reviews from people who downloaded EmuloAgent on the Microsoft Store.

5.0

5 ratings on the Microsoft Store

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The best image-based autoclicker I have ever had
Very easy to use and intuitive. I honestly have a hard time with emulators, and I found this one much easier than the others. A great recommendation for anyone who struggles like I do.

Adriana

Really good
Great app, very easy to set up and without a single flaw.

samuel

Very good
Practical and easy to use.

Rene

Excellent
Exceeded my expectations: lightweight, easy to understand and with round-the-clock support, which makes it easy to use.

marco

Questions about the Agent

Do I need to know how to code?

No. Macros are built in a visual editor: you pick blocks, point at the screen and drag the steps. No code to write.

Do I need to disable my antivirus to install it?

No. EmuloAgent installs from the Microsoft Store, in a package signed and vetted by Microsoft itself. You do not need to turn off your antivirus, Windows Defender or SmartScreen.

Can I keep using my PC while it runs?

Yes. EmuloAgent sends taps into the emulator over ADB, without touching your Windows mouse or keyboard. The emulator can even stay in the background.

Which emulators does it support?

MuMu Player 12, BlueStacks 5, LDPlayer, NoxPlayer and MEmu Player. A generic detector also tries non-standard instances, and you can add one manually by its ADB address.

Do I need to enable ADB in the emulator?

Yes. ADB debugging is usually off; turn it on in the emulator settings. EmuloAgent installs and manages ADB itself, you just enable that option.

Do I need root?

No. EmuloAgent drives the emulator over ADB, from the outside, with no root and without modifying the game.

Can I run the same macro on several emulators?

Yes. Pin the profiles to the macro and use Run all. Each instance adapts its cadence to CPU and RAM so nothing chokes.

Are my macros saved?

Yes. They have automatic cloud backup on your account, and you can share and redeem macros by token.

Do I need an account to try it?

To try it out, no: it runs for a few minutes a day with no account. To use it without the daily limit, create an account and start a plan trial. The cloud kicks in when the subscription is active.

Is anything charged during the trial?

No. The trial asks for a card to start, but nothing is charged during the period, and you can cancel before it ends.

What are the differences between the plans?

Plans differ by how many active sessions you get, how much cloud backup space, and whether you can share and redeem macros. See the details on the Pricing page.

Can I cancel whenever I want?

Yes, at any time through the billing portal. You keep access until the end of the period you already paid for.

What are the requirements?

Windows 10 (build 19041, version 2004) or later, and Windows 11. Installation is through the Microsoft Store.

Download EmuloAgent

Free on the Microsoft Store. Start with a trial and build your first macro today.