Tap to measure the BPM of any music
Tap along with the beat of the music. You can tap by pressing the spacebar or clicking the button. The measurement will reset automatically if you don't tap for more than 3 seconds.
BPM (Beats Per Minute) measures how many beats occur in one minute. It quantifies the tempo of music.
Tap at least 8 times along with the music for a more accurate average BPM reading.
BPM (Beats Per Minute) is a unit measuring the number of beats per minute, expressing musical tempo numerically. For example, 120 BPM means 120 beats repeat per minute. DJs, composers, and performers all use BPM to synchronize musical flow, and you can also pace workouts to music BPM. BPM is a core parameter in various music tools including DAWs, metronomes, and drum machines.
Each genre has characteristic BPM ranges. Ballads and slow jazz are 60-80 BPM, pop and R&B are 90-120 BPM, hip-hop is 80-100 BPM, dance pop and rock are 120-140 BPM, techno and house music are 120-145 BPM, drum and bass is 160-180 BPM, and metal is 160-200+ BPM. These BPM ranges are key factors determining the energy and mood of each genre, serving as important criteria when producing tracks or creating playlists.
There are many ways to use BPM in everyday life. Choosing music with BPM matching your target heart rate during running or cycling improves workout efficiency. In video editing, cutting to the beat of the music's BPM creates rhythmic videos. When practicing instruments, it's important to first measure the desired BPM and develop precise rhythm sense with a metronome. Use this BPM counter to easily check the BPM of any music.