Online Metronome — Free Metronome with Tap Tempo
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Online Metronome

An accurate, free metronome for practice. Set any tempo, time signature and subdivision — or tap the tempo in.

100% free No signup Runs in your browser
120BPM
Allegro

Click a beat to mute it. Space · T Tap

Time signature
Subdivision
Tap tempo
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How it works

Set the tempo

Drag the slider, use the buttons or tap the beat to set the BPM.

Choose a meter

Pick a time signature and subdivision, and accent or mute beats.

Practice in time

Press play or the space bar and keep a steady pulse while you play or sing.

A precise metronome that runs in your browser

This metronome schedules clicks with the Web Audio clock, so timing stays rock solid even at high tempos. Practise scales, rhythms and songs anywhere from a slow 30 BPM to a blazing 300 BPM.

Switch between 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 5/4, 6/8 and 7/8, add eighth notes, triplets or sixteenths, and mute beats to train your internal clock. Keyboard shortcuts make it easy to use hands-free.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I use the online metronome?

Set the BPM with the slider or buttons, choose a time signature, then press play or hit the space bar. Press T to tap a new tempo.

Is this metronome accurate?

Yes. Clicks are scheduled ahead of time on the audio hardware clock, not with page timers, so they stay precise.

What BPM should I practise at?

Start at a tempo where you can play cleanly, often 60–80 BPM, then increase by 4–5 BPM once it feels easy.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes, it works on phones and tablets. Turn off silent mode on iPhone so you can hear the clicks.