Find the tempo, key and Camelot code of any song, free.
Your file. Your browser. Nothing uploaded.
Yes, 100% free. No sign up and no limits on how many songs you check.
No. Your song never leaves your device. The analysis happens right in your browser, so it stays private and works on unreleased tracks, beats and demos too.
Yes. Most BPM and key sites look songs up in a database, so they only know famous songs. This tool listens to your actual file, so it works on anything: unreleased songs, beats, remixes and voice memos.
Drop your song in the box. The tool listens to it and shows the BPM, the key (like A minor) and the Camelot code (like 8A). Click Copy result to copy it.
The Camelot wheel gives every key a simple code, like 8A or 8B. Keys next to each other on the wheel (like 8A, 7A, 9A and 8B) mix well together, which makes harmonic mixing easy for DJs.
Tempo can be counted two ways. A 174 BPM drum and bass track can feel like 87, and a 90 BPM hip hop beat can feel like 180. The main number is the best guess, and half and double are there if your song feels faster or slower.
It works best on songs with a steady beat and a clear key. Songs that change tempo or key partway through get one overall answer.
It uses sharps, like F# minor. F# is the same note as Gb, so F# minor and Gb minor are the same key.
Usually a few seconds. Long songs take a little longer, and a progress bar shows how far along it is.
Any audio your browser can play: MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG and more.
This free BPM and key finder listens to your song file and tells you its tempo, musical key and Camelot code. Everything runs in your browser, so your song is never uploaded.
The key finder checks which notes show up most in your song and compares them to every major and minor key. It then shows the best match, like C major or F# minor.
Big sites like Tunebat look songs up in the Spotify database, so they can't help with a new beat, a demo or a song that isn't out yet. This tool analyzes your raw file, so it works on anything you have.
DJs use the Camelot wheel for harmonic mixing. Songs with the same code, or codes next to each other, blend smoothly. This tool gives you the Camelot code for every song so you can plan your mixes.
Knowing the BPM helps you set your DAW to the right tempo, make a remix, sample a song or practice with a metronome at the right speed.
Yes. If you don't have the file, use our Tap Tempo tool and tap along to the beat.
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