Releases: dvdstelt/ClickLightWin
Release list
v1.6.0
ClickLight for Windows
Highlight your mouse clicks on screen during live demos, screen sharing, and UX
reviews. ClickLight sits quietly in the system tray and draws a fading pulse
wherever you click, so your audience can follow along.
Download
Pick one of the assets below:
ClickLight-…-Setup.exe(installer, recommended) — installs the app with
Start-menu and desktop shortcuts, and installs the .NET 10 Desktop Runtime for
you if it's missing.ClickLight-…-win-x64.exe(standalone app, ~250 KB) — for machines that
already have the .NET 10 Desktop Runtime. Just download and run.
First run
If Windows SmartScreen shows "Windows protected your PC" on first launch, choose
More info → Run anyway.
What it does
- Fading pulse on click, a contracting ring on hold-and-release, and a drag trail
- Laser-pointer mode: a glowing cursor that trails the pointer, plus a fading
freehand stroke while you drag - Annotations: hold Ctrl+Shift and drag — left-drag draws an arrow,
right-drag a box; they persist until Ctrl+Shift+C clears them - Live shortcut display: shows keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+C, Alt+Tab, …) as
key-cap pills for screencasts — modifier combos only, off by default - Per-button and annotation colors, Size/Duration presets
- A settings window and a dark tray menu with quick toggles
- Global toggle hotkey Ctrl+Shift+L, launch-at-login, single-instance guard
Requirements
Windows 10 21H2+ or Windows 11.
A Windows reimplementation of the macOS app
ClickLight.
What's Changed
Full Changelog: v1.5.0...v1.6.0
Contributors
Assets 8
v1.5.0
ClickLight for Windows
Highlight your mouse clicks on screen during live demos, screen sharing, and UX
reviews. ClickLight sits quietly in the system tray and draws a fading pulse
wherever you click, so your audience can follow along.
Download
Pick one of the assets below:
ClickLight-…-Setup.exe(installer, recommended) — installs the app with
Start-menu and desktop shortcuts, and installs the .NET 10 Desktop Runtime for
you if it's missing.ClickLight-…-win-x64.exe(standalone app, ~250 KB) — for machines that
already have the .NET 10 Desktop Runtime. Just download and run.
First run
If Windows SmartScreen shows "Windows protected your PC" on first launch, choose
More info → Run anyway.
What it does
- Fading pulse on click, a contracting ring on hold-and-release, and a drag trail
- Laser-pointer mode: a glowing cursor that trails the pointer, plus a fading
freehand stroke while you drag - Annotations: hold Ctrl+Shift and drag — left-drag draws an arrow,
right-drag a box; they persist until Ctrl+Shift+C clears them - Live shortcut display: shows keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+C, Alt+Tab, …) as
key-cap pills for screencasts — modifier combos only, off by default - Per-button and annotation colors, Size/Duration presets
- A settings window and a dark tray menu with quick toggles
- Global toggle hotkey Ctrl+Shift+L, launch-at-login, single-instance guard
Requirements
Windows 10 21H2+ or Windows 11.
A Windows reimplementation of the macOS app
ClickLight.
What's Changed
- Visual-style extras: intensity, custom colors, laser colors, shortcut display options by @dvdstelt in #6
Full Changelog: v1.4.0...v1.5.0
Contributors
Assets 8
v1.4.0
ClickLight for Windows
Highlight your mouse clicks on screen during live demos, screen sharing, and UX
reviews. ClickLight sits quietly in the system tray and draws a fading pulse
wherever you click, so your audience can follow along.
Download
Pick one of the assets below:
ClickLight-…-Setup.exe(installer, recommended) — installs the app with
Start-menu and desktop shortcuts, and installs the .NET 10 Desktop Runtime for
you if it's missing.ClickLight-…-win-x64.exe(standalone app, ~250 KB) — for machines that
already have the .NET 10 Desktop Runtime. Just download and run.
First run
If Windows SmartScreen shows "Windows protected your PC" on first launch, choose
More info → Run anyway.
What it does
- Fading pulse on click, a contracting ring on hold-and-release, and a drag trail
- Laser-pointer mode: a glowing cursor that trails the pointer, plus a fading
freehand stroke while you drag - Annotations: hold Ctrl+Shift and drag — left-drag draws an arrow,
right-drag a box; they persist until Ctrl+Shift+C clears them - Live shortcut display: shows keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+C, Alt+Tab, …) as
key-cap pills for screencasts — modifier combos only, off by default - Per-button and annotation colors, Size/Duration presets
- A settings window and a dark tray menu with quick toggles
- Global toggle hotkey Ctrl+Shift+L, launch-at-login, single-instance guard
Requirements
Windows 10 21H2+ or Windows 11.
A Windows reimplementation of the macOS app
ClickLight.
What's Changed
- Redesign settings as a sidebar window (preview pad, profiles, activity, menu layout) by @dvdstelt in #5
Full Changelog: v1.3.0...v1.4.0
Contributors
Assets 8
v1.3.0
ClickLight for Windows
Highlight your mouse clicks on screen during live demos, screen sharing, and UX
reviews. ClickLight sits quietly in the system tray and draws a fading pulse
wherever you click, so your audience can follow along.
Download
Pick one of the assets below:
ClickLight-…-Setup.exe(installer, recommended) — installs the app with
Start-menu and desktop shortcuts, and installs the .NET 10 Desktop Runtime for
you if it's missing.ClickLight-…-win-x64.exe(standalone app, ~250 KB) — for machines that
already have the .NET 10 Desktop Runtime. Just download and run.
First run
If Windows SmartScreen shows "Windows protected your PC" on first launch, choose
More info → Run anyway.
What it does
- Fading pulse on click, a contracting ring on hold-and-release, and a drag trail
- Laser-pointer mode: a glowing cursor that trails the pointer, plus a fading
freehand stroke while you drag - Annotations: hold Ctrl+Shift and drag — left-drag draws an arrow,
right-drag a box; they persist until Ctrl+Shift+C clears them - Live shortcut display: shows keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+C, Alt+Tab, …) as
key-cap pills for screencasts — modifier combos only, off by default - Per-button and annotation colors, Size/Duration presets
- A settings window and a dark tray menu with quick toggles
- Global toggle hotkey Ctrl+Shift+L, launch-at-login, single-instance guard
Requirements
Windows 10 21H2+ or Windows 11.
A Windows reimplementation of the macOS app
ClickLight.
What's Changed
- Dismiss the tray menu when clicking away from it by @dvdstelt in #3
- In-app auto-update from GitHub Releases (Velopack) by @dvdstelt in #4
Full Changelog: v1.2.0...v1.3.0
Contributors
Assets 8
v1.2.0
ClickLight for Windows
Highlight your mouse clicks on screen during live demos, screen sharing, and UX
reviews. ClickLight sits quietly in the system tray and draws a fading pulse
wherever you click, so your audience can follow along.
Download
Pick one of the assets below:
ClickLight-…-Setup.exe(installer, recommended) — installs the app with
Start-menu and desktop shortcuts, and installs the .NET 10 Desktop Runtime for
you if it's missing.ClickLight-…-win-x64.exe(standalone app, ~250 KB) — for machines that
already have the .NET 10 Desktop Runtime. Just download and run.
First run
If Windows SmartScreen shows "Windows protected your PC" on first launch, choose
More info → Run anyway.
What it does
- Fading pulse on click, a contracting ring on hold-and-release, and a drag trail
- Laser-pointer mode: a glowing cursor that trails the pointer, plus a fading
freehand stroke while you drag - Annotations: hold Ctrl+Shift and drag — left-drag draws an arrow,
right-drag a box; they persist until Ctrl+Shift+C clears them - Live shortcut display: shows keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+C, Alt+Tab, …) as
key-cap pills for screencasts — modifier combos only, off by default - Per-button and annotation colors, Size/Duration presets
- A settings window and a dark tray menu with quick toggles
- Global toggle hotkey Ctrl+Shift+L, launch-at-login, single-instance guard
Requirements
Windows 10 21H2+ or Windows 11.
A Windows reimplementation of the macOS app
ClickLight.
What's Changed
New Contributors
Full Changelog: v1.1.0...v1.2.0
Contributors
Assets 5
v1.1.0
ClickLight for Windows
Highlight your mouse clicks on screen during live demos, screen sharing, and UX
reviews. ClickLight sits quietly in the system tray and draws a fading pulse
wherever you click, so your audience can follow along.
Download
Pick one of the assets below:
ClickLight-…-Setup.exe(installer, recommended) — installs the app with
Start-menu and desktop shortcuts, and installs the .NET 10 Desktop Runtime for
you if it's missing.ClickLight-…-win-x64.exe(standalone app, ~250 KB) — for machines that
already have the .NET 10 Desktop Runtime. Just download and run.
First run
If Windows SmartScreen shows "Windows protected your PC" on first launch, choose
More info → Run anyway.
What it does
- Fading pulse on click, a contracting ring on hold-and-release, and a drag trail
- Laser-pointer mode: a glowing cursor that trails the pointer, plus a fading
freehand stroke while you drag - Annotations: hold Ctrl+Shift and drag — left-drag draws an arrow,
right-drag a box; they persist until Ctrl+Shift+C clears them - Live shortcut display: shows keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+C, Alt+Tab, …) as
key-cap pills for screencasts — modifier combos only, off by default - Per-button and annotation colors, Size/Duration presets
- A settings window and a dark tray menu with quick toggles
- Global toggle hotkey Ctrl+Shift+L, launch-at-login, single-instance guard
Requirements
Windows 10 21H2+ or Windows 11.
A Windows reimplementation of the macOS app
ClickLight.
Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0
v1.0.0
ClickLight for Windows
Highlight your mouse clicks on screen during live demos, screen sharing, and UX
reviews. ClickLight sits quietly in the system tray and draws a fading pulse
wherever you click, so your audience can follow along.
Download
Pick one of the assets below:
ClickLight-…-Setup.exe(installer, recommended) — installs the app with
Start-menu and desktop shortcuts, and installs the .NET 10 Desktop Runtime for
you if it's missing.ClickLight-…-win-x64.exe(standalone app, ~250 KB) — for machines that
already have the .NET 10 Desktop Runtime. Just download and run.
First run
If Windows SmartScreen shows "Windows protected your PC" on first launch, choose
More info → Run anyway.
What it does
- Fading pulse on click, a contracting ring on hold-and-release, and a drag trail
- Laser-pointer mode: a glowing cursor that trails the pointer, plus a fading
freehand stroke while you drag - Per-button colors and Size/Duration presets
- A settings window and a dark tray menu with quick toggles
- Global toggle hotkey Ctrl+Alt+L, launch-at-login, single-instance guard
Requirements
Windows 10 21H2+ or Windows 11.
A Windows reimplementation of the macOS app
ClickLight.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/dvdstelt/ClickLightWin/commits/v1.0.0