Metronome

A simple click-track metronome from 30 to 240 BPM, with tap tempo.

100
Beats per minute

Keep a steady tempo

Drag the slider to set any tempo from 30 to 240 beats per minute, or tap the Tap Tempo button in rhythm a few times and it'll calculate the BPM for you. Press Start to hear an audible click on every beat, with a slightly higher-pitched accent on the first beat of every group of four.

How do I match a specific song's tempo?

Tap the Tap Tempo button along with the beat for a few seconds — it averages your taps into a BPM and updates the slider automatically.

Does the metronome click through my speakers?

Yes, it uses your device's audio output. Make sure your volume is on.

What's a typical practice tempo?

It depends entirely on the piece and instrument — most musicians start well below performance tempo and increase it gradually as accuracy improves.

Choose a tempo and listen for a steady reference

BPM means beats per minute. At 60 BPM, beats are one second apart; at 120 BPM, they are half a second apart. Start slowly enough to play a passage evenly, then change tempo in small steps. Tap tempo estimates the pace from your repeated taps; a single tap is not a meaningful tempo measurement.

The click depends on browser scheduling and audio permissions. Keep the page visible and the device awake. A busy browser can introduce timing variation, so use a dedicated audio metronome when precise practice or recording synchronization is required. Speaker volume and device latency affect what you hear.