Press Space or click to the beat of any song and get the BPM in real time. Free, private, no uploads — runs entirely in your browser.
Every tap updates the BPM in real time — no waiting, no processing, no upload.
Press Space or Enter to tap, Esc to reset. Your hands never leave the keyboard.
No audio is recorded or uploaded. It's just your taps, calculated locally on your device.
Find any song's BPM in three steps.
Start any track and tap the button (or press Space) on every beat.
The BPM updates on every tap and stabilizes after 6-8 steady taps. We average your latest taps and drop stray ones.
That's your tempo. Press Esc or hit Reset to measure another song.
BPM stands for beats per minute — the tempo of a song. A 120 BPM track has 120 beats every minute, or two per second. DJs, dancers, musicians, and runners use it to match, mix, or move to a beat. This tap tempo tool finds yours in seconds — no install, no upload.
Every tap records a timestamp, and the BPM is 60,000 divided by the average gap between taps. This BPM counter keeps only your most recent 8 taps and drops stray ones (anything more than 1.5× off the median), so one mistap won't skew the result. It's accurate, responsive, and private — your taps are processed locally and never leave your device.
It runs entirely in your browser, so there's nothing to install and nothing uploaded. Press Space to tap, Esc to reset, or just tap the button on screen — a free music tempo finder for any genre, any source, any device.
Each time you tap, we record the timestamp and measure the gap between taps. The BPM is 60,000 divided by the average gap (in milliseconds) between your recent taps. The more steadily you tap, the more accurate the reading.
Three taps gives a rough number; six to eight steady taps gives a stable reading. We average your most recent taps and drop stray off-beat ones, so keep tapping to dial it in.
Yes — completely free, no sign-up, no watermark, no upload. It runs entirely in your browser, so use it as much as you like.
Yes. Just tap the big button on screen. It works on any device with a browser — phones, tablets, and desktops.
Early taps give a rough number because there are only one or two gaps to average. As you keep tapping, the BPM is based on more of your latest taps and quickly settles — usually within 6 to 8 steady taps. If the reading keeps swinging, you may be tapping half-time or double-time; try tapping on every beat instead of every other one.
For a steady beat, very accurate — usually within 1 BPM. We use your most recent 8 taps and discard stray ones, so a single mistap won't skew it. Hand-tapping can drift slightly compared to analyzing the audio file directly, but for finding a song's tempo it's more than close enough.
Yes. The BPM is exactly what you need to beatmatch two tracks. For harmonic mixing, pair it with our key & BPM finder to get the musical key too, then mix tracks that share both tempo and compatible keys.
Both. Play any audio source — a recorded song, a live band, a DJ set, even a metronome — and tap along. As long as you can hear a steady beat, this tempo tapper will find it.
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