BPM means beats per minute. A setting of 60 BPM produces one beat per second, while 120 BPM produces two beats per second.

What BPM should I practice at?

Start at a tempo where you can play the passage accurately and without tension. Increase it gradually only after the rhythm feels consistent.

What does the time signature change?

It changes how clicks are grouped into measures. The metronome accents the first beat, helping you hear where each bar begins.

How is this more precise than a JavaScript timer?

Clicks are generated by an AudioWorklet on the audio rendering thread, which is designed for real-time audio and is less affected by busy interface code.

Can I find a BPM by tapping?

Yes. Use the BPM Tapper to press along with a song, then enter the measured value in the metronome.

Does the metronome record or upload anything?

No. It synthesizes click sounds locally and does not request microphone access, upload audio or save practice sessions.

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Free Online Metronome

Practice with a precise online metronome. Set the BPM and time signature, accent the first beat and generate every click directly in your browser.

AudioWorklet timingAdjustable BPM and meterNo account required

Web Audio Metronome

Sample-accurate clicks generated locally by an AudioWorklet. Press Space to start or stop.

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Quarter-note BPM

Time signature

Auto division follows the denominator. At the same BPM, /8 clicks twice as often as /4.

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Click sound

Hi-Hat is the clear default. Tick is neutral, Snap adds a hand-clap feel, and Kick emphasizes the pulse in the low end.

How to use the online metronome

Set a comfortable pulse, start slowly and increase the tempo as your timing becomes consistent.

Choose a BPM

Set the tempo to match your exercise or song. Lower values are slower; higher values place clicks closer together.

Select the time signature

Choose how many beats belong in each measure so the metronome can accent the first beat of the bar.

Start and practice

Play with the click, listen for uneven notes and adjust the BPM when you can stay relaxed and accurate.

A simple metronome with precise browser timing

Use it for instrument practice, vocal exercises, dance rehearsal, production checks and tempo training.

Adjustable tempo

Move from slow technical practice to fast performance tempos with direct BPM control.

Time signatures

Group clicks into measures and hear a stronger accent on the first beat.

Clear beat accents

Distinguish the downbeat from the remaining beats to keep your place in each bar.

AudioWorklet scheduling

Generate clicks on the browser audio rendering thread instead of relying on imprecise UI timers.

Instant adjustments

Change BPM or meter without installing an app or navigating through complex practice settings.

Local sound generation

Every click is synthesized on your device. No audio recording or server request is required.

Deliberate practice

Build steadier timing one tempo at a time

Use a repeatable click to slow down difficult passages, expose uneven notes and measure progress.

Slow down a difficult passage

Begin at a tempo where every note is controlled, then increase the BPM in small steps after clean repetitions.

See the tempo practice workflow

Practice scales and technical exercises

Keep repeated patterns even across strings, keys or sticking combinations instead of rushing familiar movements.

Match the tempo of a reference song

Tap along to estimate the song's BPM, then enter that value in the metronome for a consistent rehearsal pulse.

Measure BPM by tapping

Online metronome FAQ

Practical answers about BPM, time signatures and effective metronome practice.

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