Free browser-based audio tools to find, change, and edit music. Analyze key and BPM, adjust pitch or tempo, and practice with rhythm tools.
Key & BPM Lab is a free, browser-based suite of audio tools for musicians, DJs, and producers. Its core function is to analyze a song's musical key, BPM, scale, and Camelot code, and to change key or tempo without affecting pitch. Many tools run locally in your browser, ensuring privacy, while AI-powered features (like vocal removal and stem splitting) use cloud processing with clear explanations of data handling.
Key & BPM Lab is a web application that provides a set of focused audio tools. It takes local audio files as input and outputs detected musical information (key, BPM, scale, Camelot code) or transformed audio (e.g., pitch-shifted, tempo-changed, cut, joined). The platform runs in any modern browser, with local processing for core tools and optional cloud/AI processing for advanced features. It is developed by Key & BPM Lab (keybpmlab.com).
The workflow is straightforward: choose a tool, upload or record a local audio file, and process it. Core analysis and editing tools decode and process files locally in your browser, keeping your audio private. For AI features, the tool page explains what data is sent and stored. Results are displayed on-screen or exported directly to your device as WAV files.
Key & BPM Lab offers a free tier with essential tools, and paid plans for AI features. The free plan includes Key & BPM Finder and Changer, Audio Cutter and Joiner, BPM Tapper, Metronome, and Voice Recorder, with no credits or subscription required. Paid plans (Plus and Pro) provide monthly AI credits for advanced tools like Vocal Remover and Stem Splitter. One-time credit packs are also available. A 30-day money-back guarantee applies.
Yes, the essential audio tools (Key & BPM Finder, Changer, Audio Cutter, Joiner, BPM Tapper, Metronome, Voice Recorder) are free to use with no subscription. AI-powered tools require credits, which are available through a subscription or one-time packs.
For local tools, your audio files are processed entirely in your browser and are not uploaded to our servers. For AI tools, the tool page explains what data is sent and stored. We do not save your source audio to an account or cloud bucket.
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