Tap along to any music track or enter a BPM to calculate exact video frame cut durations for CapCut, Premiere, and DaVinci to create hypnotic beat-synced edits.
| Note / Rhythm | Duration (Sec) | Milliseconds | Frames @30fps | Frames @60fps | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Whole Note (Bar) 4 Beats | 2.000s | 2000 ms | 60f | 120f | |
Half Note 2 Beats | 1.000s | 1000 ms | 30f | 60f | |
Quarter Note (Beat) 1 Beat | 0.500s | 500 ms | 15f | 30f | |
Eighth Note 1/2 Beat | 0.250s | 250 ms | 8f | 15f | |
Sixteenth Note (Rapid) 1/4 Beat | 0.125s | 125 ms | 4f | 8f | |
Triplet Beat 1/3 Beat | 0.167s | 167 ms | 5f | 10f |
When video scene transitions hit exactly on the beat or snare, the viewer's brain anticipates the next visual change, preventing them from scrolling away.
Video editors don't work in raw milliseconds; they work in integer frames (30fps or 60fps). This table translates musical notes directly into timeline frame counts.
Simply play the TikTok sound in another tab, tap your spacebar 4 times in rhythm, and get the exact tempo and cut table instantly.
4 to 8 consecutive taps in time with the song's rhythm will yield an accuracy of ±1 BPM.
Most TikTok, Reels, and YouTube Shorts are viewed at 30fps. If you shoot smooth 60fps gameplay or dance routines, use the 60fps frame column for ultra-precise micro-cuts.