Account & Pro

Free QHuman is a complete autoclicker for most tasks. Pro lifts the caps and unlocks the power features: direct input for games and apps that resist standard input, plus live runs of the perception features (OCR, object recognition, keyboard actions on detections). You don't need an account to use Free.

Sign in or create an account

Click the Account button on the right-edge nav rail. The dialog offers sign-in (OAuth via your browser) and account creation. Free macros stay yours either way. Signing in just unlocks Pro features once you upgrade, and lets you use the same Pro entitlement across machines.

Upgrade to Pro

From the Account dialog, hit Upgrade to Pro. A plan picker opens with three ways to pay for the same Pro features:

• $3 / month - billed monthly, cancel anytime.
• $29 / year (save over 2 months) - the same subscription billed once a year.
• $79 once (Lifetime) - one payment, no renewal. Lifetime of QHuman, all updates included.

Pick one and hit Continue. A Stripe checkout opens in your browser. Once payment clears, the app picks up the entitlement automatically, usually within a moment or two. To skip the wait, come back to the Account dialog and press I've completed payment. No restart needed either way.

The plan picker needs QHuman 4.3 or newer. Older installs go straight to the monthly checkout instead; the Microsoft Store updates the app for you.

Already subscribed and want Lifetime?

Subscribers see a Get Lifetime button in the Account dialog, which goes straight to the Lifetime checkout with no picker. Your subscription is then set to stop at the end of the period you have already paid for, and Pro carries on from the Lifetime purchase. Bought Lifetime partway through an annual plan? Email support and the unused portion of that year is refunded.

Manage your plan

On monthly or annual: the Account dialog shows a Manage subscription button that opens Stripe's billing portal, where you can change payment method, switch between monthly and yearly, view invoices, or cancel. Cancelling leaves Pro running to the end of the period you have already paid for.

On Lifetime: there is no subscription to manage, so that button reads Billing history and opens the portal at your invoice. The dialog also shows Lifetime license under your email, which is the quickest way to confirm the purchase landed.

Every signed-in Pro account, Lifetime included, also gets a Get activation key button for offline use.

Use an activation key (offline)

If a machine can't sign in (locked-down network, no browser), use an activation key. Generate one with Get activation key in the Account dialog on a connected machine, then paste it into Enter activation key on the offline machine. The key is signed; no network call needed to validate.

What Pro unlocks

• Unlimited macros (Free is 5).
• Unlimited playlists (Free is 1).
• Unlimited chained macros (Free can give 1 macro a chain; the chain's length is never capped).
• Direct input - sends mouse and keyboard via the Windows SendInput API instead of pynput, and enables mouse-look recording for game cameras. See below.
• Acting on OCR reads - a live run that reacts to text or numbers read off the screen. Building OCR steps and previewing their readings is free.
• Object recognition - detecting things by what they are (a person, a car, an enemy) instead of an exact picture. Previewing is free here too; live runs need Pro.
• Keyboard actions on detections - pressing or holding keys when a detection fires. The mouse actions (clicking, gliding, axis-lock) are free.

Free-tier limits

Free gives you 5 saved macros, 1 playlist, and a 1-macro chain. Hit the cap and QHuman shows a friendly dialog with the upgrade path. Image and pixel detection, mouse actions on matches, hotkeys, all recording modes, and all loop options are fully available on Free. The perception features (OCR, object recognition, keyboard actions) gate only the live run: build them and preview them in Observe mode for free, then upgrade when you want them acting for real.

Enable direct input

Pro-only. Open Settings → Playback; check Direct input - Mouse and / or Direct input - Keyboard. The toggles are greyed-out for Free users with a "sign in or upgrade" hint.

When direct input helps

QHuman normally sends input via pynput, which works for the vast majority of Windows apps. Some apps (full-screen games, anti-cheat-aware launchers, certain remote-desktop sessions) only listen to the lower-level Windows SendInput path. Direct input switches QHuman to that path and reaches those apps.

Apps where direct input wins

Common patterns: full-screen DirectX / Vulkan games, games with anti-cheat-aware input filters, remote-desktop clients that forward only SendInput. If a macro plays fine on the desktop but does nothing inside a specific app, direct input is the first thing to try.