Written into the file
The key field gets “Am”, the comment gets “08A · Am”.
Drop your tracks on the record and download copies with key and BPM written in. Rekordbox, Serato and Traktor read them directly.
Your files stay on your computer. Nothing is uploaded.
| Track | Key | Classic | BPM | Status |
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In Rekordbox, select the tracks, right-click and choose Reload Tag. To see 1A–12B in the key column, set Preferences → View → Key display format → Alphanumeric.
Drag your tracks onto the record, or choose files or a folder.
Key and BPM are found inside your browser and show up in the list.
Download the tagged copies; add them to your library or replace the old files.
The key field gets “Am”, the comment gets “08A · Am”.
Click a slice of the record: compatible keys light up and the list filters to match.
Audio stays bit-identical between FLAC, WAV and AIFF. Tags and cover art come along.
The analysis and conversion code loads with the page and does the work on your machine. Files never reach a server.
You watch one short video ad per 50 files; analysis and conversion count separately. You start the ad, and if you close it, that step stays locked. No pop-ups, no fake download buttons.
Import the files CrateKeys gives you. For tracks already in your library, select them, right-click and choose Reload Tag. To see 1A–12B, go to Preferences → View → Key display format → Alphanumeric.
No. Analysis, tagging and conversion all happen in your browser, on your computer. Your files are never sent to a server, and there's no account to create.
We compared our results with those of the open-source Essentia library on a 390-track archive; the agreement rates are below. No automatic analysis is 100% right, so trust your ears for important transitions.
Drop MP3, FLAC, WAV, AIFF or M4A. Conversion runs between FLAC, WAV, AIFF and MP3 (320 kbps), carrying over title, artist, cover art and any existing key tag. Only analysis adds a key.
No. What the MP3 threw away can't be brought back; the file just gets bigger. Between FLAC, WAV and AIFF the audio stays bit-identical. We'd rather say it plainly.
It's free, with no account. Ads pay for it: key analysis and conversion each ask for one short video ad per 50 files. You start the ad, and if you close it, that step stays locked.