Free Online Beat Maker
Drop Audio Files Here
MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A, AIFF
How to make a beat
Drop in your samples
Drag drum one-shots, loops or vocals onto the editor — MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A or AIFF. Each file lands on its own track — up to four.
Arrange the beat
Set the tempo — the ruler counts bars and beats. Move, cut and duplicate hits on the grid, pitch them, reverse them, set each track's level.
Export it
Bounce the beat to MP3 or WAV in one click — the whole beat or just the loop area.
Make beats from your own samples
Your kit, your loops, your chops: every file you drop in becomes a clip you can place anywhere on the timeline. Duplicate a kick across the bar, pitch a sample up or down, reverse a cymbal into the drop or put reverb on a single clap — each hit is its own clip, so each one can be changed on its own.
A drum beat maker with a bar grid
Set the BPM and the ruler counts bars and beats. With Snap on, clips land on the grid down to sixteenths, so a hi-hat pattern or a kick on the one stays in time. Loop a section while you work on it, turn the metronome on, and mute or solo tracks to hear the parts on their own.
Make beats online, nothing uploaded
The beat maker runs entirely in your browser tab. Your samples are opened on your own machine and the exported file is written there too — nothing goes to a server. No download and no watermark.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, and with no watermark. Everything runs in your browser tab.
No. beatmaker.space is a web page, so it works on Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS in a current Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari — nothing to install.
Any audio file you have: MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A or AIFF. Each file you drop in becomes a clip on its own track, up to four tracks. Your files are opened on your own computer and never uploaded.
No — beatmaker.space is built around your own samples. Bring drum one-shots, loops or a sample pack and the timeline does the rest.
MP3, WAV, FLAC and OGG. Export the whole beat or just the loop area.
No. Beats here are made of audio clips on a timeline: every sample can be cut, moved, duplicated, re-pitched, reversed or given reverb. There are no virtual instruments and no MIDI.