WinAppDriver UI Recorder

This UI Recorder captures Windows desktop interactions and outputs WinAppDriver automation scripts. It records actions such as clicks, keystrokes, selections, and navigation, maps each action to locator strategies, and outputs a ready-to-run script in the chosen language. It includes driver initialization, element lookup with waits, and cleanup in a reusable template. It targets QA engineers, automation developers, and Windows app teams needing reproducible tests and faster script generation. By converting live interactions into code, it reduces manual scripting time while maintaining consistency across test runs. Generated scripts can be customized to fit project conventions and integrated into existing test frameworks. Use cases include building regression suites for Windows apps, migrating from recorder-based tools, and generating starter code to accelerate new automation projects. Core features include locator strategy prioritization, explicit wait handling, support for multiple language bindings, and export of the script as a plain text file. The tool supports common WinAppDriver commands such as FindElementByAccessibilityId, SendKeys, Click, and basic navigation actions. Typical workflow: start a new recording, perform representative user actions in the target app, stop recording, review the generated script, and export for your stack. Outputs include a script and a locator map to help maintain element stability when UI changes occur. The tool emphasizes deterministic behavior by applying waits, handling dynamic UI changes, and emitting clear comments for future maintenance.