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Grab the latest TinyTask build for Windows. Portable freeware with no installation required — standalone EXE or ZIP archive.
Works on Windows XP through 11. Single x86 executable for 32-bit and 64-bit.
Version 1.77 · 36,352 bytes (~36 KB)
Download and run immediately without extraction. A single portable executable written in pure C with no external dependencies.
Version 1.77 · ~20,992 bytes (~21 KB compressed)
Ideal when your workplace blocks direct EXE downloads or when you want to store TinyTask alongside .rec macro files.
| Version | 1.77 |
| Release Highlights | Critical bug fixes, UI improvements, custom playback speeds, redesigned toolbar for 4K monitors |
| Developer | Vista Software |
| License | Freeware (personal and commercial use) |
| Platform | Windows XP through Windows 11 |
| EXE File Size | 36,352 bytes |
| ZIP File Size | ~20,992 bytes |
Verify you have the unmodified Vista Software build by comparing SHA-256 hashes after download:
certutil -hashfile TinyTask.exe SHA256
For the ZIP archive:
certutil -hashfile TinyTask.zip SHA256
Published SHA-256 Hashes
TinyTask 1.77 EXE
75e06ac5b7c1adb01ab994633466685e3dcef31d635eba1734fe16c7893ffe12
TinyTask 1.77 ZIP
6d5df8577a842c79dd4d4cb9b90cb11f5395d7a666d067ac835ffa244e253ac1
The official executable is exactly 36,352 bytes. If your file is significantly larger, it may have been repackaged by a third party.
TinyTask is a single unsigned 36 KB executable. Compare file size and SHA-256 hash before running any download.
TinyTask hooks keyboard and mouse input at the system level — required for macro recording. This triggers heuristic alerts in some scanners. These are behavioral false positives, not malware.
At 36 KB there is not enough code to hide malicious payloads. Add an exception for TinyTask.exe if your antivirus quarantines the file.
On Windows 10 and 11 you may see a SmartScreen warning the first time you run TinyTask because the executable is not digitally signed. This is common for small freeware utilities.
Click More info, then Run anyway. Windows remembers your choice — the prompt typically appears only once.