FREE ONLINE METRONOME · ON YOUR DEVICE

Online metronome.
Find your steady.

YOUR PRACTICE PULSENO UPLOAD
Metronome settings
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Press Start when you are ready.

Tap at least twice to set a tempo.

Keep this page visible while practising. Changing tempo or the beat pattern restarts at beat 1. This is a steady practice click; it does not follow or change a recording. Settings reset when you leave.

Set a comfortable tempo and play along. Choose a clear first beat, add smaller clicks when you need them, and build a steadier phrase one repetition at a time.

  • 20–300 BPM, including tenths
  • 1–12 beats per bar and four subdivisions
  • Free sound and visual beat, on your device
Find a tempo from your audio
THREE SIMPLE STEPS

How to use online metronome

01

Set your pace

Enter a BPM, move the slider or tap a steady pulse. You can also bring a reading directly from BPM Finder, BPM Counter or Tap Tempo. Check the beat level before practising.

02

Choose your click

Set how many beats you count in a bar. Add two, three or four evenly spaced clicks per beat if you want smaller timing cues. Turn on Accent beat 1 to hear the start of each bar.

03

Start and play

Press Start metronome and adjust the volume. Restart beat 1 for a new phrase, or stop whenever you need. Keep this page visible: backgrounding or an audio interruption pauses the click until you start again.

Make the result work for your music

Hear the spaces between beats

The BPM always counts the main beat. At 120 BPM, two clicks per beat gives four clicks per second without changing the 120 BPM pulse. Triplets divide each beat into three equal parts.

Start where the phrase feels clear

Choose a tempo at which you can play the complete phrase comfortably, then raise it in small steps. Changing tempo or the beat pattern restarts the bar on beat 1. Volume changes leave the rhythm running.

Use a recording as your reference

A fixed click does not detect a song’s first beat or follow tempo changes. Use BPM Finder or Tap Tempo to choose a starting number. This metronome does not synchronize with audio practice, stretch recordings or add clicks to exported WAVs.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Online Metronome: FAQ

Is this online metronome free?

Yes. It works without an account, upload or separation allowance. The click is generated in your browser. No microphone or audio file is required.

What is the difference between beats and subdivisions?

BPM sets the main beats per minute. Beats per bar sets the length of the repeating count. Clicks per beat divides each main beat into one, two, three or four equal parts. The accent marks only the first main beat of a bar.

Can I bring in a detected or tapped BPM?

Yes. Choose Use in metronome beside a BPM reading between 20 and 300. It opens this page with that tempo selected; you still press Start yourself. You can also enter a number directly or use the Tap tempo button here.

Does it keep running in the background?

No. Keep this page visible while practising. Hiding the page, leaving it, an audio interruption or a missed scheduling window pauses the metronome. Return and press Start for a fresh beat. It does not replay missed clicks.

Why can I see a beat but hear no sound?

Check click volume, the mute button, your device volume and browser sound permissions. Bluetooth and other audio devices can add output delay. If the browser cannot start audio, the page shows an error and lets you try again.

Are my settings saved or sent to the server?

Settings stay in this page until you leave. A BPM handoff link includes only the selected tempo. Optional usage measurement counts fixed actions such as starting, tapping or an interruption; it does not send your BPM, tap timing, beat pattern or volume.

LISTEN & LEARN

Get more from your tempo reading

Find the pulse, check a tricky reading and choose a practice pace.

LISTEN & LEARN · 6 min readBPM of a Song: Find and Check It in 3 WaysTap the pulse, time a phrase or check a local file. Find a tempo you can use.LISTEN & LEARN · 5 min readWhy Your Tap Tempo Feels Wrong (and How to Fix It)Find the steady pulse behind a jumpy number, a half-speed reading or a busy beat.LISTEN & LEARN · 5 min readTap Tempo vs. Metronome: Which Do You Need?Measure the tempo you hear, then use a metronome to practise at a steady pace.
FROM TEMPO TO PRACTICE

Put that tempo to work.

Make practice tracks from a recording you own or have permission to use. Choose the file on the next page: separation uploads your audio for processing and uses the shared free daily allowance.

Hear the drum part

Isolate the combined drum track from your recording to listen more closely to the rhythm.

Extract drums

Make a backing track

Keep the instrumental for singing practice. Compare it with the original, then save the WAV.

Remove vocals

Play the bass yourself

Prepare a mix without bass, or follow a quiet bass guide while you learn the part.

Make a bass practice track

YOUR NEXT SESSION

Try it with your music.

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