Free Online Metronome

Set your tempo and time signature, then press play to keep perfect time.

120
BPM

Beats per bar

Press Space to start or stop

Online Metronome - Keep Perfect Time, Free in Your Browser

A free online metronome for practice and performance. Set any tempo from 40 to 240 BPM, choose your time signature, and a clear click keeps you in time with an accented downbeat. Visual beat dots, keyboard control, and rock-solid timing, no download, no account, nothing to install.

Any tempo.
Dial 40 to 240 BPM with a slider, buttons, or the keyboard.
Time signatures.
Set the beats per bar and hear the downbeat accented.
Always free.
No sign-up, no install, nothing between you and the beat.

Who practices with a metronome?

From first lessons to studio sessions, a steady click is how musicians build and keep their timing.

Instrument practice

Build steady timing on guitar, piano, or any instrument.

Drummers

Lock your groove to a steady, drift-free click.

Singers & vocalists

Stay in tempo through phrases and breaths.

Students & exams

Practice scales and pieces at the marked tempo.

Band rehearsal

Keep everyone together with a shared pulse.

Recording to a click

Track parts in time for tight edits later.

Slow practice

Master hard passages slowly, then speed up.

Building speed

Nudge the tempo up a few BPM at a time.

Dancers

Rehearse routines to a precise, repeatable beat.

How to use the online metronome

Three steps to a steady beat.

Set your tempo

Choose your BPM with the slider, the +/- buttons, or your keyboard.

Pick a time signature

Select the beats per bar so the accented downbeat lands where you expect.

Press play

Hit Space or Start and practice in time, watch the beat dots follow along.

The metronome at a glance

BPM tempo range
40-240
Beats per bar
2-7
Downloads or installs
0
Free, no sign-up
100%
Click timing precision
<10ms
Tap of the spacebar
1

Built to keep you in time

The details that make practice click.

Accented downbeat
The first beat of every bar is emphasized, so you always feel the 'one'.
Visual beat dots
Follow the pulse with your eyes when you can't hear the click.
Keyboard control
Press Space to start and stop without reaching for the mouse.
Steady, accurate timing
Built on the Web Audio clock for sample-accurate beats that never drift.

Practice anywhere, instantly

Open a tab and you're ready.

Any device

Phone, tablet, or laptop, your metronome is one tab away.

Nothing to install

Runs in the browser; no app, no plugin, no account.

Distraction-free

A clean click and beat dots, nothing between you and the tempo.

Metronome basics

Trusted by teachers and players

“I keep this open in every lesson. Setting the time signature and tempo takes a second, and my students finally feel the downbeat.”

Lena Hoffmann
Piano teacher

“Rock-steady click with no drift. I warm up to it daily and track to it when I'm cutting demos at home.”

Marcus Bishop
Session drummer

“I bump the BPM up two at a time to build speed. The beat dots really help when I'm focused on my hands.”

Yuki Tanaka
Guitar student

Online metronome FAQ

Is the metronome free?
Yes, it's completely free, with no account, no sign-up, and no install.
What tempo range does it cover?
From 40 to 240 BPM, adjustable with the slider, the +/- buttons, or your keyboard.
Can I change the time signature?
Yes. Pick the number of beats per bar and the first beat is automatically accented.
Does it work on my phone?
It runs in any modern browser on phones, tablets, and computers, just open the page and press play.
Why do I press a button before it makes sound?
Browsers only start audio after you interact with the page, so your first press both starts the metronome and enables the click.
How accurate is the timing?
The click is scheduled on the Web Audio clock, so beats stay sample-accurate and don't drift over long practice sessions.
Can I use the keyboard?
Yes, press Space to start and stop, so you can keep your hands on your instrument.

In time and in tune?

Once your tempo's locked in, check your pitch with our free online tuner, or find a song's BPM with Tap BPM.