How to Create Your Own Roblox Macro

What You'll Learn

Want to automate repetitive tasks in Roblox but can't find a macro for your specific game? Create your own!

This beginner-friendly guide will teach you how to create your own Roblox macro using TinyTask—a free, simple tool that requires zero coding knowledge.

By the end of this guide, you'll be able to:

• Record any action in Roblox
• Play it back automatically
• Loop it for AFK farming
• Save and reuse your macros

Why Create Your Own Macro?

Pre-made macros are great, but creating your own has advantages:

• Works with ANY game – No need to wait for someone to make one
• Customized to your setup – Matches your screen resolution and settings
• Exactly what you need – No extra features you don't want
• Always up to date – Just re-record if the game updates
• Learn a useful skill – Macro creation is useful beyond Roblox

What You'll Need

• Windows PC (TinyTask is Windows-only)
• TinyTask – Free download from tinytask.net
• Roblox installed
• 5-10 minutes to learn

That's it! No coding, no complex setup.

Step 1: Download and Open TinyTask

Download

1. Go to tinytask.net
2. Click the download button
3. Save TinyTask.exe anywhere on your computer

Open

1. Double-click TinyTask.exe to run it
2. No installation needed—it just opens
3. A small window appears with Record, Play, and other buttons

Tip: TinyTask is only ~36KB. If your download is much larger, you might be on the wrong site.

Step 2: Plan Your Macro

Before recording, think about what you want to automate:

Good Macro Ideas

• Clicking a button repeatedly (farming clicks)
• Walking a specific path
• Collecting items in a pattern
• Opening menus and clicking options
• Simple combat rotations

Things to Consider

• Timing – How long should each action take?
• Position – Where should your character start?
• Loop point – Where should the macro end to restart cleanly?

Step 3: Set Up Roblox

1. Launch Roblox and join your game
2. Position your character where the macro should start
3. Set Roblox to Windowed mode (not fullscreen)
4. Position the window where you want it to stay
5. Make sure nothing will pop up over it (notifications, etc.)

Important: TinyTask records exact screen positions. If you move the Roblox window after recording, the macro won't work correctly.

Step 4: Record Your Macro

Start Recording

1. Click the Record button in TinyTask (or press Ctrl+Shift+Alt+R)
2. TinyTask is now recording everything you do

Perform Your Actions

1. Click on the Roblox window to focus it
2. Perform the actions you want to automate
3. Move deliberately—TinyTask records timing too
4. End in a position where the macro can loop cleanly

Stop Recording

1. Click Stop in TinyTask (or press Ctrl+Shift+Alt+R again)
2. Your macro is now saved in memory

Tip: Keep your first macro simple. A 10-second recording is easier to debug than a 5-minute one.

Step 5: Test Your Macro

Single Playback

1. Make sure Roblox is in the same position as when you recorded
2. Click Play in TinyTask (or press Ctrl+Shift+Alt+P)
3. Watch the macro run
4. Check if it does what you expected

If It Doesn't Work

• Clicks in wrong place? – Roblox window probably moved. Reposition it.
• Too fast/slow? – Re-record with better timing.
• Misses buttons? – Game might have lag. Add pauses by waiting during recording.

Step 6: Set Up Looping

For AFK farming, you want the macro to repeat:

1. Click the small arrow next to the Play button
2. Select "Continuous Playback"
3. Or set a specific number of repeats

Now when you press Play, the macro will loop until you stop it.

Tips for Good Loops

• End the recording in the same state you started
• Add a small pause at the end (just wait 1-2 seconds before stopping)
• Make sure the loop doesn't drift your character over time

Step 7: Save Your Macro

Don't lose your work! Save the macro to a file:

1. In TinyTask, go to File → Save
2. Choose a location and name (e.g., my-farming-macro.rec)
3. Click Save

To use it later:

1. Open TinyTask
2. Go to File → Open
3. Select your saved .rec file
4. Press Play

Example: Simple Click Farming Macro

Let's create a basic macro that clicks a button repeatedly:

Scenario

You're playing a clicker game and want to auto-click a button.

Steps

1. Open the game and position the button on screen
2. Open TinyTask and click Record
3. Click the button in Roblox
4. Wait about 0.5 seconds
5. Click Stop in TinyTask
6. Set to Continuous Playback
7. Press Play

The macro now clicks the button every 0.5 seconds automatically!

Example: Walking Path Macro

Create a macro that walks a farming route:

Scenario

You want to walk between two points to collect spawning items.

Steps

1. Position your character at the start point
2. Click Record in TinyTask
3. Hold W to walk forward
4. Turn with mouse to follow your path
5. Collect items along the way
6. Return to the starting position
7. Click Stop
8. Set to loop and play

The macro now walks your route on repeat!

Pro Tips

🎯 Be Consistent

• Always start from the same position
• Keep Roblox window in the same spot
• Use the same screen resolution

⏱️ Add Delays

• Games have lag—build in wait time
• Just pause during recording to add delays
• Better too slow than too fast

🔄 Test Before AFK

• Watch the macro run 3-5 times before leaving
• Make sure it doesn't drift or get stuck
• Check that loops connect smoothly

💾 Save Multiple Versions

• Save different macros for different tasks
• Name them clearly (e.g., fisch-fishing-loop.rec)
• Keep backups before editing

🎉 Conclusion

Creating your own Roblox macro is easier than you think:

1. Download TinyTask from tinytask.net
2. Plan what you want to automate
3. Record your actions
4. Test the playback
5. Loop for AFK farming
6. Save for future use

Start with simple macros and work your way up. Before you know it, you'll be automating all your repetitive Roblox tasks!