Space play / stop ↑↓ change BPM T tap
Popular tempos
Jump straight to a common BPM.
How to make a click track
- Set the tempo. Type a BPM, drag the slider, or tap along to your song with Tap tempo.
- Choose a time signature and subdivision. 4/4 suits most songs. Add eighths or sixteenths if you want a busier click.
- Pick a sound and length. Press Play to check it, then set how long the track should be.
- Download the WAV. It is made in your browser in a second or two and works in any DAW, phone or in-ear setup.
Questions
What is a click track?
A click track is a steady series of clicks at a set tempo that musicians play along to so they stay in time. Bands use them when recording, drummers practise with them, and worship teams and live acts use them to sync with backing tracks.
Is it really free?
Yes. No account, no watermark, and the files are yours to use however you like.
What BPM should I use?
Use the tempo of your song. If you do not know it, tap along with Tap tempo. As a rough guide, ballads sit around 60 to 80 BPM, pop and rock around 100 to 130 BPM, and house music around 120 to 128 BPM.
What format is the download?
A 44.1 kHz, 16-bit mono WAV file, the standard format every audio app opens. The file name includes the BPM and time signature so it is easy to find later.
Why does the first beat sound different?
Beat 1 of each bar is accented with a higher click so you always know where the bar starts. Untick Accent beat 1 if you want every click the same.