Bulk scan a folder of beats to CSV
Drop your beats folder and get BPM, key, Camelot code, a YouTube title, tags and a clean file name for every file, in one spreadsheet. Files are analysed on your device, one after another, and never uploaded.
Try it on up to 3 files today. Pro scans whole folders and exports the CSV.
Free scans here use the same 3-per-day allowance as the main tool.
| File | BPM | Key | Camelot | Energy | Length | YouTube title |
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Tip: use ½ and 2× to fix half-time or double-time readings; titles and tags update before you export.
What is in the CSV
One row per beat with: file name, folder, BPM, key, relative key, Camelot code, energy, length, YouTube title, a clean file name, tags and a ready description. Open it in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers, sort your catalogue by key or tempo, and paste titles straight into YouTube or BeatStars.
FAQ
Are my beats uploaded?
No. Each file is decoded and analysed inside your browser, one at a time. Nothing is sent to a server; only an anonymous count of how many beats were analysed is recorded.
How many files can I scan at once?
With Pro there is no limit. Speed depends on your device: a laptop usually handles a typical 3-minute beat in a second or two. Keep the tab open while it runs.
Which browsers support dropping a folder?
Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari on desktop support dropping or choosing a folder. On phones, use "Choose files instead" and select several files.
How accurate is it?
It uses the same analysis as the main tool. Beats with clear drums give the best tempo results; check half-time and double-time readings with the ½ and 2× buttons before exporting.