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BPM Detector

Find song tempo in BPM online. Upload audio, batch analyze tracks, or tap the beat manually.

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BPM DetectorBrowser-Based

Drop a file here or browse

MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, M4A, WebM, or MP4 - up to 200 MB; analyzes the first 60 seconds

Manual tempo

No file? Tap a steady beat to estimate BPM.

Tap at least 8 times for a steadier reading.

How to Use the Online BPM Detector

Find a song tempo in three direct steps with the free BPM detector.

01

Upload Audio or Tap the Beat

Choose an MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, or video file, switch to batch mode, or tap along manually.

02

Analyze the Song Tempo

The online BPM analyzer measures beat intervals and checks half-time and double-time candidates.

03

Use the BPM Result

Review tempo, confidence, musical key, and feel, then copy the BPM or export batch results.

Why Use This Free BPM Detector

A practical tempo finder for DJs, producers, musicians, and editors.

Tempo and Musical Context

Get BPM together with key, confidence, and tempo feel instead of an isolated number.

Single, Batch, and Tap Modes

Analyze one track, compare a folder of songs, or calculate tempo by tapping in real time.

Private Browser Workflow

Core audio analysis runs in your browser without installing desktop BPM software.

Use BPM Results for Mixing and Practice

Tempo is a measured estimate, not a promise of one exact number. The detector compares rhythmic evidence and lowers confidence when passages disagree or a fallback method is needed.

01

Analyze a rhythmic section

Upload a chorus, verse, or drum-led passage rather than a beatless intro. The browser compares separate sections where possible, so a stable pulse and agreement between passages produce more useful confidence than one isolated peak.

02

Check half-time and double-time

A detector can lock onto a subdivision or a broader pulse, making 62 and 124 BPM describe the same timing relationship. Compare the result with how you would beatmatch, then use the half/double controls or tap at least eight beats before changing a grid.

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Frequently asked questions

Why does the detected BPM look double or half what I expected?
The algorithm can lock onto a subdivision or a higher-level pulse. Use the ÷2 or ×2 buttons to correct it.
Can I detect BPM for multiple audio files in batch?
Drop up to 50 audio files. Each is analyzed sequentially for BPM, musical key, confidence, and feel - then you can sort by BPM and export everything as CSV. All processing happens locally in your browser.
What does BPM detection confidence mean?
It combines beat-phase consistency with segment agreement - long tracks are analyzed at both the start and end, and matching results raise confidence. Fallback methods lower it.
Can I detect BPM from MP3, WAV, video, or a YouTube link?
You can analyze a saved MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, M4A, WebM, or MP4 file up to 200MB. The detector does not read a YouTube URL directly; save a clip you are allowed to use, or use Song BPM & Key when you only need catalogue data for a released track.
How accurate is an online BPM detector?
Accuracy depends on the recording rather than a fixed error range. Steady, drum-led passages usually produce stronger agreement; tempo changes, rubato, ambient sections, crowd noise, and sparse percussion need tap-tempo or a second-section check. Key detection is a separate best-effort chroma estimate.
Can I use the BPM detector for a DJ library?
Yes. Batch mode analyzes multiple tracks in the browser and lets you export CSV results, which is useful for sorting playlists and preparing a set.

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