Automatic tempo analysis
Free BPM Finder
Choose a local audio file to get its BPM (beats per minute), exact tempo, half-time and double-time values in your browser.
- Unlimited runs
- No signup or upload
- Up to 20 files per batch
- Exact + rounded BPM
Local audio analyzer
Find a song’s BPM (beats per minute) for free
Runs locally · No audio, filenames or results sent to our server
Up to 20 files · 100 MB / 20 min per file · Estimates to check by ear
What BPM means
Choose a local audio file and the BPM Finder returns beats per minute, an exact tempo estimate, half-time and double-time values, and milliseconds per beat.
BPM means beats per minute. At 120 BPM, a track has 120 counted beats in one minute, so one beat lasts 500 milliseconds. The conversion is 60,000 divided by BPM.
Read more than one tempo number
The rounded BPM is useful for quick sorting and beatmatching. Exact tempo keeps the decimal estimate, while half-time and double-time show two common ways the same pulse can be counted. Milliseconds per beat helps when setting delay or timing values.
- Rounded BPM
- A whole-number tempo for quick reference.
- Exact tempo
- The unrounded estimate returned by the analyzer.
- Half / double
- Alternative pulse interpretations for the same track.
- Milliseconds / beat
- The estimated time between beats at the detected BPM.
Why a song can have more than one plausible BPM
A detector may follow a kick drum, hi-hat pattern or slower musical pulse. A track reported near 140 BPM may reasonably feel like 70 BPM in half-time. Tempo drift, quiet introductions, live performances and irregular meter can also make the estimate less stable.
Treat every result as a best-effort estimate. If the number does not match what you hear, try the half-time or double-time value, or use Tap Tempo to measure the pulse manually.