Online Metronome — Free BPM Trainer

Practice your tempo from 30 to 300 BPM with multiple time signatures, subdivisions, and tap tempo. Web Audio precision.

30-300 BPM Tap Tempo 2/4 to 7/8 Subdivisions No Signup
BPM Moderato
30120300
60%

Preset Tempos

Shortcuts: Space Start/Stop   T Tap Tempo

How to use the metronome

Three simple steps — perfect tempo for your music practice.

1

Set your BPM

Type a BPM, drag the slider, click +/- buttons, or use Tap Tempo to match a song you are listening to. Range: 30 to 300 BPM.

2

Pick your time signature

Choose 4/4 for most pop and rock, 3/4 for waltzes, 6/8 for compound time, or 5/4 and 7/8 for advanced rhythms. Add subdivisions to feel the inner pulse.

3

Press Start & play

Hit Start (or press Space) to begin. The first beat is accented so you always know where the downbeat is. Adjust volume and sound to taste.

Why use this online metronome?

Sub-millisecond Accuracy

Built on the Web Audio API with a lookahead scheduler. Beats are queued 100ms in advance against AudioContext.currentTime, so timing never drifts — even at 250 BPM.

Six Time Signatures & Four Subdivisions

Practice in 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 5/4, 6/8, or 7/8. Add 8th notes, 16th notes, or triplets to feel every fraction of the beat. The downbeat is always accented so you stay locked to the bar line.

Tap Tempo — Match Any Song

Hear a song you want to play along to? Tap the button (or press T) in time with the beat. After two or more taps, the metronome calculates the average BPM and snaps to it.

100% Private — Works Offline

No signup, no tracking, no installation. Once the page is loaded it works entirely offline thanks to the service worker. Your tempo settings are saved locally between sessions.

Pro Tips

  • Start a new piece at 70% of the target tempo, then increase by 5 BPM each time you can play it cleanly twice in a row.
  • Use 8th note subdivisions to lock in shuffles and swing feels — the inner pulse keeps you from rushing.
  • Drummers: try Cowbell or Woodblock sounds — they cut through cymbals better than a soft click.
  • Press Space to Start/Stop hands-free while practicing.

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