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Before you start
- Osenpa Auto Clicker 2.1.0 on Windows.
- A folder where you can save the exported profile file.
Follow these steps
Create a short typing workflow
Save your existing automation with Save profile, then choose File → New automation. Use Steps → Add action → Type text and enter Sample. Open a blank Notepad document, set Run options to one run and test once. Press F12 if it types in the wrong place.
Save the profile you intend to move
Choose Save profile. Enter Sample text practice in Profile name, choose All in Save scope, then select Save. Open Profiles and confirm the named profile appears. Save your latest changes before exporting; the export uses the saved profile.
Export the selected profile
Select Sample text practice in Profiles, then choose Export. Save the proposed .osenpaprofile file in your test folder. Confirm the success message and that the file exists.
Select the saved profile before Export. This screen uses a Garden color check example; choose your Sample text practice profile for the guide. Enlarge image. - Export saves the selected profile to a file.
- Import adds a previously saved profile file.
- Open loads the saved profile for review.
Import a separate practice copy
Choose Import and select that file. If Profile already exists appears, choose Keep both. Confirm a separate imported profile appears. Importing adds it to the library; it does not run its actions.
Load and inspect the imported copy
Choose Open on the imported profile. Review Steps, Run options and referenced targets or values. The practice workflow should still contain the Sample text action. Do not select Run automation until this review is complete.
Test from the same starting state
Delete Sample from Notepad and click in the document. Run one limited replay and confirm Sample appears once. Recheck target positions and screen conditions after moving a profile to another PC or changing display settings.
Check your result
- The exported file ends in .osenpaprofile and can be imported.
- Keep both preserved the existing profile during the practice import.
- The imported profile contains the intended steps and values.
- A limited replay reaches the expected result from the correct starting window.
If you need more help
Choose what the profile includes
All saves the steps and their settings together. A single-tool scope saves a narrower setup. Choose the scope before saving, and check the restored values after opening a profile. Review Input variation if the next run should have no added pauses.
Supported image or audio references can be embedded in the portable profile. This does not make desktop coordinates, target apps or display settings identical on another PC.
Keep both or replace
Keep both imports a separate profile when its name conflicts. Replace overwrites the existing saved profile, so export any copy you need before choosing it.
Import and Open are separate actions. Open restores the saved setup for review; Run automation starts its enabled steps.
Profile files and JSON workflow exports
A .osenpaprofile file moves one saved profile. Import also accepts supported older JSON profiles. File provides a separate JSON automation-document workflow. Keep an editable backup and its referenced files when moving work to another PC.
Treat either format as executable instructions for desktop input. Inspect text, clicks, conditions and schedules before running an imported workflow. Regular profile values are not encrypted password storage.
If import or replay fails
Read the import error and keep the original export. Do not rename an unrelated file to .osenpaprofile or remove validation checks to force it into the library.
A successful import does not prove the target desktop matches. Check window focus, visible targets, display scale, permissions and any required local OCR component before a replay.
Clear all app data removes saved steps, profiles and session data. Keep exported copies in a separate folder before using it. Restore default settings is a different operation.
Need the app?
Osenpa Auto Clicker. Check requirements and download options.