Use this script for automating clicks on a Windows PC. Script is setup for wallet confirmations or cancels depending on users saved screenshots.
Images in this repository will not work for your setup and are intended for example and reference purposes only. You must take your own screenshots using your main monitor (must be monitor 1 in multi monitor setups).
Note These auto clickers were originally designed for and thus reference Pond0x specifics. They do not rely on Pond0x content or images and can be adapted for use in a variety of applications.
This PyAutoGUI automation script was specifically designed for Pond0x crypto swapping and starting the crypto miner. It automatically detects and clicks on various popup windows that appear during cryptocurrency transactions and mining operations, eliminating the need for manual intervention.
- Automated Transaction Confirmations: Automatically clicks wallet popups to confirm or cancel swap transactions between cryptocurrencies (e.g., SOL to wPOND)
- Mining Session Management: Automatically clicks wallet popups to start crypto mining sessions
- Error Handling: Manages common errors like slippage tolerance exceeded, network fee notifications, and insufficient balance warnings
- Multi-popup Support: Handles various popup types with customizable confirm/cancel actions
- Image Recognition: Uses OpenCV and PyAutoGUI to scan the screen for predefined popup images
- Smart Clicking: Automatically clicks the appropriate button (Confirm or Cancel) based on popup type
- Offset Calibration: Uses adjustable X/Y offsets to ensure accurate button clicking
- Real-time Monitoring: Continuously scans the screen for new popups
- GUI Control Panel: Provides a user-friendly interface for starting/stopping and adjusting settings
- Multiple Image Support: Handles up to 11 different popup types simultaneously
- High-DPI Compatible: Includes scaling adjustments for high-DPI Windows displays
- Safety Features: Built-in fail-safe (move mouse to upper-left corner to abort)
- Error Recovery: Continues operation even when individual images can't be found
- Customizable Offsets: Fine-tune click positions for different popup layouts
- Real-time Feedback: Console logging shows detection and click activities
- Operating System: Windows 10 or Windows 11
- Python: 3.11.1 or higher
- Dependencies:
pyautogui- Screen automation and image recognitionopencv-python- Enhanced image processing capabilitiestkinter- GUI control panel (included with Python)
pip install pyautogui
pip install pillow
pip install opencv-python- Run as Administrator: For best compatibility, run the script as administrator
- Windows Defender: Add script folder to Windows Defender exclusions if needed
- Display Settings: Ensure display scaling is consistent across monitors
C:\PyAutoGUI\
├── Win-auto-clicker.py # Main script file
├── mine.png # Mining confirmation popup
├── confirm1.png # Primary transaction confirmation
├── confirm2.png # Network fee confirmation
├── confirm3.png # Additional confirmation popup
├── confirm4.png # Additional confirmation popup
├── confirm5.png # Additional confirmation popup
├── cancel1.png # Slippage error popup
├── cancel2.png # Balance insufficient popup
├── cancel3.png # Additional cancel popup
├── cancel4.png # Additional cancel popup
└── cancel5.png # Additional cancel popup
- Fail-safe Mechanism: Move mouse to upper-left screen corner to immediately stop
- Screen Bounds Checking: Prevents clicking outside visible screen area
- Error Handling: Graceful handling of image loading and detection failures
- Manual Override: GUI stop button for immediate termination
python script using PyAutoGUI to see and act on user submitted screenshots for confirming or canceling wallet transaction popups. Built for automation of Pond0x particicpation
The pyautogui script WILL click ALL confirm images that match your screen shots for the ENTIRE monitor.
How-to Setup video-
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1W9J1KcVkCPM846_5HJKcbyVWnI1AJUSZ/view?usp=drive_link
Python Download Windows
https://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.13.2/python-3.13.2-amd64.exe
Check the box that says "Add Python to PATH" (super important!) during install.
Python Dependencies
pip install pyautogui
pip install pillow
pip install opencv-pythonWindows PyAutoGUI Error Handling Script
https://x.com/i/grok/share/ShKKlqR7tLQLThpdFn1Ma7Fdn
If you are using the extension "EzmodeV2" to automate your participation on Pond0x you do not need the secondary auto clicker. You can skips steps 8, 9, and 11.
If you're running the previous version of pyautogui script this should be done already.
Download and install Python from python.org on install window click the box that says "add python.exe to path" then begin install process you do not need to disable character length
open Windows command prompt if you dont know where it is: press windows key + S type in "command" and select the command prompt at the top of the list
If running the previous version of the pyautogui script this is done already.
once Command Prompt is open we will now install PyAutoGUI and the required tools. (all three commands are above for easy copy paste) first we will type in or paste the "pip install pyautogui" and press enter once complete move on to next install command next we will type in "pip install pillow" and press enter once complete move to final install command last we will type in "pip install opencv-python" and press enter
Python Dependencies needed
pip install pyautogui
pip install pillow
pip install opencv-pythondepending on your system some of the packages may require an update. if prompted run the command it gives you.
If you're running the previous version of pyautogui script this should be done already.
We will now make a file to save the script and images of your pop-ups. open file explorer left hand side of screen you should see a list of locations click "This PC" then "Local Disk (C:)" then "Users" then you should have a file that is the name of your computer, typically it is your username or a portion of your username, click it. now right click and create a new folder. We will call this folder "Pyautogui"
Open a blank Notepad document.
Travel to the following grok conversation https://x.com/i/grok/share/ShKKlqR7tLQLThpdFn1Ma7Fdn
scroll down on the conversation until you see the colored text. This the script you need to copy. there is a little copy icon in the right corner of the conversation (click it).
now go back to the notepad document you opened and paste the script there.
we need to modify a portion of the script before we save it. from the top of the page count down 3 hashtags (#) you should see the following text
# Base directory for images (Windows path) BASE_DIR = "C:\\Users\\YourUsername\\Pyautogui\\
where it says "YourUsername" delete that section and replace it with your user name. (your username is the folder we opened to create and save the Pyautogui folder in Step 4.
example: my user name is joek so my text should read>
# Base directory for images (Windows path) BASE_DIR = "C:\\Users\\joek\\Pyautogui\\
Next we will go to file and save as. travel to the Pyautogui folder we created in step 4 inside the popup window that appears. we will name the file "Win-auto-clicker.py". under where we typed the file name there is a box that should say .txt (text) click it to open a drop down menu and select "all files"
now click save.
travel to the folder we created in step 4 and confirm the file has been saved there.
now we will create take a few screen shots of the Phantom popup windows.
travel to Pond0x.com and perform a swap of Sol to wPOND. DO NOT CONFIRM THE TRANSACTION once you have the popup on screen using your keyboard press windows + shift + S to open the snip tool take your cursor over to the popup , click and hold, then drag a box around the area seen in the image with this message. if you see a popup to open the screen shot do so. if not, open your file explorer and go to your "photos" and look for a folder titled screenshots. right click the icon and select open with and select the snipping tool. once open you can further crop the image to trim down excess borders not seen in the example image.
click the save icon and travel to the pyautogui folder we created in step 4 save the file as "confirm1.png"
check the folder to ensure the image is now saved there
this step can be performed with any wallet that you are using.
IMPORTANT NOTE: once this script is started it will approve ANY and ALL popups that match your images. If you are not using the auto swapper TURN OFF THE SCRIPT!
The next image we are going to grab will be off the slippage tolerance exceeded popup.
in order to force this image we will adjust our slippage to Fixed and a value of 0.01% and use $SOL>USDC.
once we do that we can repeat the above actions. Cancel and retry until you see the image in this message. we will call this image cancel1.png
Finally we will now grab the popup for the xminer when we start a mining session.
Again follow the steps at the beginning of this section to capture the screen shot except you will start a mining session and use the confirm popup that appears. you will want it to look like the example in this message.
we will call this "mine.png"
Additionally you will encounter other popups that are not listed here. you will want to grab screen shots of them and save them. the first image you will notice a < symbol in the network fee section. you will want to save this one as "confirm2.png". The other is a no balance found error message, This one will need to be saved as cancel2.png. these are both built into the script and after saving will be handled appropriately.
Any other popups that appear will cause the script to pause, making it easy to grab them. if you encounter one, and after grabbing the image and cropping to look similar to the other examples here you can save it as either: (if you want confirm clicked) confirm3.png confirm4.png confirm5.png (if you want cancel clicked) cancel3.png cancel4.png cancel5.png
This gives you a little customization ability to help the script work for you. If you run out of image slots then let us know and we can help you with adding more to the script.
Additional images I have so far.
If you're running the previous version of pyautogui script this should be done already.
now we will create a command cheat sheet for you to reference when you need to start the auto clicker script
open a new notepad document and paste the commands in the following message.
If you are using the old pyautogui script you will have two run commands now, autoswap.py and Win-auto-clicker.py. this is so if you do not get the newest one running immediately you can still revert back to and use the old one.
cd C:\Users\YourUsername\PyAutoGUI
python Win-auto-clicker.py
after pasting those commands into the fresh notepad document you will change the section that says "YourUsername" to be your username just like we did in step 5.
then save as, name it cheat sheet, and put it into pyautogui folder
How to video for OP Auto Clicker setup- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QcMYlNmk8JVyDZseL1p6mw1I3eNE60Tx/view?usp=sharing
we now need to download an auto clicker if you do not have one. We have found that OP Auto Clicker works well and is a free download.
OP Autoclicker https://www.opautoclicker.com/
download and install
once we have an auto clicker installed we are now ready to begin setting up our pond0x swap browser. open an internet browser that has your wallet installed as an extension. travel to pond0x.com/swap. Set browser window zoom to 75%
A few notes: 1- I start my browser size from the "swap again" button position. This is the largest swap console area. 2- The white Pond0x banner at the top of the page is just above the usdc about where it says "you pay" 3- Take note how I have aligned the bottom of the browser just below the purple area of the swap console The reason for this is when the ui glitches and I need to refresh it I know exactly where I need to scroll down to so my auto clicker continues to click the "swap" and "swap again" buttons accurately. 4- Place the browser window towards the top of your screen. 5- If you have multiple monitors you may encounter issues with the script finding the confirm button. to minimize this place the browser window on you number 1 or main monitor
set up your swap settings. use your own personal judgement. i am personally using: max cap ultra 0.000007 fixed 1%
make sure you save the settings by scrolling down and clicking save.
You can test if a token pair is eligible for swap boost by making a swap and then referencing your manifest data either through dev tools on the website or Carys manifest dashboard.
i have seen as low as a $0.001 usdc swap to sol count towards swap boost. make your own personal judgement and set a value you wish to swap with.
load you wallet with sufficient funds. the way phantom ( i can not speak for other wallets) works that when you run out of either token in your swap pair it does not generate a confirm button thus once your out of funds it will stop swapping. the script will continue to run and the auto clicker will continue to click but nothing should happen.
. open your auto clicker we will be specific to op auto clicker here. adjust to fit your specific clicker program. set "click repeat" to "repeat until stopped" click the circle to toggle on "set location" now go back to your browser and to pond0x.com/swap make a swap and stop on the popup where the confirm button is visible. do not click confirm. we need to reference the location of the popup to the purple swap button that now should be partially hidden. when the Phantom pop-up appears the cursor needs to be hovering over top of the popup in a place that doesn't do anything aka dead space. Your auto clicker will continue to run while this is visible and if it clicks outside the popup or on a clickable box within the popup before has a chance to click confirm the popup will be hidden or you will be redirected and your auto swapper will stall. in my experience with the above browser setup your cursor should be able to be placed somewhere around the words "network fee" and if the popup is gone it will be on the swap button. ( be aware that there is a clickable section directly below this area) when we set the auto clicker it will engage the swap button so it needs to land on that if the popup is gone.
once you find a suitable location return to OP and click the box that says "pick location"
your op auto clicker window will disappear now take your cursor and click one time in the location on the popup that you found is dead space and will land on the "swap" button.
once you click once the op window will return and there will now be coordinates listed in the x,y boxes.
Now lets start your script!
open command prompt, and your command cheat sheet. (dont forget we changed the "YourUsername" this is an example)
copy the first line of the cheat sheet >
cd C:\Users\YourUsername\PyAutoGUI
paste it into your prompt by right clicking in the terminal window. and press enter the text should now read > C:\Users\YourUsername\PyAutoGUI>
Next copy the second line of the cheat sheet >
python Win-auto-clicker.py
paste it into your terminal and press enter.
it should now begin printing a response
Screen size: 1920x1080 pixels Attempting to initialize Tkinter... Tkinter initialized successfully. Start button created Stop button created Starting Tkinter mainloop...
if so then the script is running as intended and you should now have a control panel on screen.
The script will print error messages for the missing images. This is normal, as you encounter and save the popup images these will disappear.
if you receive any other error copy the error and paste it into grok or tag myself or Bearly and we will help you trouble shoot.
minimize the command prompt window. bring back your pond0x browser window and the new Autoclicker control panel.
on the new control panel you will notice that there are two sections to adjust x and y coordinates for the confirm offsets and the cancel offsets. these are the button locations.
Before you can run the auto clicker without worry, you will need to fine tune these values to ensure it clicks accurately on each style button. simply stop the clicker with the stop button change the value in x for horizontal direction or y for vertical direction. use small increments probably no more than 5 at a time to get it just right. Do not run the extension while you are doing this. Simply manually process transactions through.
to fine tune the cancel button apply the same settings as you did to force the popup you grabbed the image from in step 6.
Once you have them set, return to your cheat sheet and record the confirm and cancel x,y coordinates. You will need to re enter these everytime you restart the autoclicker program after you close the window.
Congratulations you are now ready to press start and begin your automation journey.
To end the Autoclicker program simply close the control panel window or close command prompt.
To restart simply open command prompt and your cheat sheet, copy paste each command line into the terminal one at a time and hit enter after each. Once the Autoclicker control panel is on screen re enter your saved coordinates from the cheat sheet and your ready to press start.
The pyautogui script WILL click ALL confirm images that match your screen shots for the ENTIRE monitor.
- Multiple Monitors: Ensure primary monitor is set correctly in Windows Display Settings
- Display Scaling: Use consistent scaling across all monitors (100%, 125%, 150%, etc.)
- Resolution: Higher resolution screenshots provide better recognition accuracy
- Confidence Level: Adjust image recognition sensitivity (default: 0.9)
- Scan Delay: Modify scanning frequency (default: 0.2 seconds)
- Click Delay: Adjust pause after clicking (default: 2 seconds)
- DPI Scaling: Configure for different Windows display scaling settings
While designed specifically for Pond0x, this script framework can be adapted for other automation scenarios:
- Web Application Testing: Automate clicking through web app workflows
- Game Automation: Handle repetitive clicking in browser or desktop games
- Software Installation: Automate installer wizards and license agreements
- Data Entry Tasks: Speed up forms that require frequent confirmations
- System Maintenance: Automate routine popup dismissals during Windows updates
- Multi-DEX Trading: Adapt for other decentralized exchanges
- Yield Farming: Automate reward claiming across multiple platforms
- NFT Minting: Handle high-frequency minting operations
- Liquidity Pool Management: Automate LP token staking/unstaking
- Cross-chain Bridging: Manage bridge transaction confirmations
- Batch Processing: Handle confirmation dialogs in data processing workflows
- Report Generation: Automate report export confirmations
- Email Marketing: Handle bulk sending confirmations
- Customer Support: Automate ticket system interactions
- QA Testing: Automated UI testing for popup-heavy applications
- Deployment Automation: Handle deployment confirmation dialogs
- Database Operations: Automate backup/restore confirmations
- Server Management: Handle system administration prompts
- Capture Screenshot: Use Windows Snipping Tool (Windows + Shift + S)
- Crop Image: Remove excess borders, focus on popup content
- Save as PNG: Use
confirm#.pngorcancel#.pngnaming convention - Update Script: Add new image to
IMAGE_CONDITIONSarray if needed
# Example: Add new popup type
{"name": "newpopup.png", "action": "confirm"} # or "cancel"# Scan frequency (lower = faster, higher CPU usage)
time.sleep(0.2) # Current setting
# Image recognition sensitivity
confidence=0.9 # Range: 0.1 to 1.0- Permission Errors: Run Command Prompt or PowerShell as Administrator
- Windows Security: Add script folder to Windows Defender exclusions
- UAC Prompts: Consider running with elevated privileges for system-level automation
- Images Not Found: Verify screenshot format (PNG recommended) and file paths
- Wrong Click Positions: Recalibrate offsets, check Windows display scaling
- High CPU Usage: Increase scan delay interval, close unnecessary background apps
- Multi-Monitor Setup: Ensure script targets correct monitor (primary display)
- DPI Scaling Problems: Use consistent scaling across all displays
- Resolution Changes: Retake screenshots if display resolution changes
- Window Focus Issues: Ensure target windows are in foreground
- Windows Performance Mode: Set to "Best Performance" in Power Options
- Background Apps: Close unnecessary applications to reduce CPU load
- Antivirus Exclusions: Add script directory to antivirus exclusions
- Visual Effects: Disable Windows visual effects for better performance
C:\PyAutoGUI\ # Main script directory
C:\Users\%USERNAME%\Pictures\Screenshots\ # Alternative location
D:\AutoClicker\ # Secondary drive option
import os
BASE_DIR = os.path.join(os.environ['USERPROFILE'], 'PyAutoGUI')To extend functionality or fix issues:
- Test changes with non-production popups first
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing image files
- Document any new Windows-specific configuration requirements
- Consider Windows security implications of automated clicking
- Test across different Windows versions (10, 11)
This script is provided for educational and automation purposes. Users are responsible for:
- Ensuring compliance with terms of service of automated platforms
- Understanding security implications of automated clicking on Windows systems
- Proper testing before production use
- Monitoring script behavior during operation
- Compliance with Windows security policies
Use at your own risk. The script will click on matching popups across all your Windows monitors.
- Administrator Rights: Some system-level popups may require elevated privileges
- Windows Updates: Script may be interrupted by Windows Update notifications
- Sleep Mode: Configure power settings to prevent system sleep during operation
- Network Drives: Avoid storing images on network drives for better performance
- Firewall: Windows Firewall may prompt for network-related automation scripts