Free online clapperboard
Mark takes right in your browser. Hold the board, let go, and the screen flashes white with the time, scene and take while a clap plays. No download, no sign-up.
Try it: press and hold the board, then let go.
| Scene | Take | Roll | Time of day |
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This log clears when you close the page. The app keeps it and exports it as a spreadsheet.
How to use it
Set the scene
Type the scene and roll above the board. The take number counts up by itself.
Hold, then let go
Press and hold the board, then let go. The screen flashes white and the clap plays.
Line it up in the edit
Match the white frame to the spike of the clap in your sound file, and the take is in sync.
New to this? Read how to sync sound with a clapperboard.
Ready to edit? Follow the steps for iMovie, DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro.
Keep your take log after the shoot.
- Works offline, even in airplane mode.
- The clap plays at full volume even with the ringer on silent.
- Keeps every take and exports the log as a spreadsheet for your editor.
Free for iPhone and iPad.
Using the online clapperboard
Is the browser clapperboard free?
Yes. You can set the scene and roll, mark takes and view the current take log without an account or download.
Will my take log be saved?
The browser log lasts only while this page stays open; reloading or closing it clears the takes. The ClappyBoard app keeps your log and lets you export it as a spreadsheet.
Does this sync audio automatically?
It creates a reference for your edit. Put the screen in shot and start both your camera and sound recorder before marking the take. Then line up the flash in the video with the clap in the audio. See the iMovie sync guide for a manual example.
Why can I not hear the clap?
Hold the board until the sticks open, then release. Check your device volume, the browser tab’s sound setting and whether audio is going to headphones. Make a test recording before relying on the mark.