Online Metronome
Practice with a steady beat from 30 to 240 BPM.
How to Use the Online Metronome
This metronome produces a repeating browser click at the tempo you choose. Musicians can use it to practice scales, rhythm patterns, chord changes and difficult passages at a consistent pace.
Example
To practice a new passage slowly, start at 70 BPM. Play accurately for several repetitions, then raise the tempo in small steps such as 5 BPM until you approach your target speed.
Factors That Affect Practice Tempo
The right BPM depends on the piece, your current accuracy and the rhythmic subdivision you are practicing. Browser audio timing is suitable for general practice but should not be treated as laboratory-grade timing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does BPM mean?
BPM means beats per minute. For example, 60 BPM is one beat per second.
What tempo should beginners use?
Use a tempo slow enough to play cleanly and increase it gradually as accuracy improves.
Can I use the metronome without installing an app?
Yes. It runs directly in a modern browser.
How the Tool Works and Its Limits
Metronome tempo is expressed in beats per minute, so the ideal interval between beats is 60/BPM seconds. Browser audio scheduling is suitable for practice, but device load, Bluetooth latency and power-saving behavior can introduce audible timing delay.