• 🎹 Virtual Piano

    Play piano online with your keyboard, mouse, or touchscreen. Practice melodies, explore notes, and record your musical ideas.

    1. Piano Settings

    2. Play the Piano

    Currently Playing — Press a piano key to hear a note

    Scroll sideways to see all the keys on smaller screens. You can play multiple notes at once using supported multitouch devices or your computer keyboard.

    3. Record Your Piano Melody

    No recording yet. Press Start Recording and play a melody.

    The recorder saves note timing in your current browser session. Playback reproduces your notes using the selected instrument sound. This version does not export audio or MIDI files.

    4. Computer Keyboard Controls

    Use these keys to play notes from left to right:

    A W S E D F T G Y H U J K O L P ;

    These keys cover C through E of the following octave. Use the on-screen piano for the remaining notes.

    Spacebar: Hold for sustain (when you are not typing in a form).
    Octave: Change the Starting Octave setting to move the keyboard higher or lower.

    5. Virtual Piano Practice Tips

    Learn the Notes: Start by locating C, D, E, F, G, A, and B on the white keys.

    Practice Scales: Try playing a C major scale using only the white keys from C to C.

    Explore Chords: Play C, E, and G together to hear a C major chord.

    Train Your Ear: Play short melodies and try singing the same notes back.

    Experiment With Sounds: Switch between piano, organ, bell, and synth tones to hear how timbre changes the musical feel.

  • A Virtual Piano lets musicians, singers, songwriters, producers, and beginners play piano notes directly in their web browser without needing a physical keyboard.

    Whether you're practicing melodies, learning music theory, or experimenting with song ideas, this free online piano provides an easy way to explore musical notes and sounds.

    How to Use the Virtual Piano

    Click the piano keys with your mouse, tap them on a touchscreen, or use your computer keyboard to play notes.

    You can adjust the octave, volume, instrument sound, and sustain settings to customize your playing experience.

    Practice Piano Notes, Scales, and Chords

    Use the virtual keyboard to learn note names, practice major and minor scales, and explore different chord combinations.

    You can also experiment with intervals and simple melodies to improve your understanding of music theory.

    Virtual Piano for Singers and Songwriters

    Singers can use the piano to find starting pitches, practice vocal melodies, and work on matching notes by ear.

    Songwriters can test melodic ideas, explore harmonies, and experiment with musical phrases before recording them.

    Record Your Piano Melodies

    The built-in recording feature lets you capture a short melody and play it back to hear your musical ideas.

    You can also copy the note sequence as a reference for practicing or developing a song.

    Experiment With Different Instrument Sounds

    Switch between piano, electric keys, organ, synthesizer, and bell sounds to hear how different tones affect your melodies.

    Tip: Try playing a short melody on the piano, then sing or hum it back without looking at the keys. This is a simple way to practice pitch matching and strengthen your musical ear.

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