No piano? No problem. Play two full octaves right in your browser with your mouse or computer keyboard — record a tune and play it back.

Virtual Piano — Free Online Piano Keyboard (Play & Record)

Virtual Piano: Play Free in Your Browser

Click, tap, or use your computer keyboard to play a 2-octave piano with realistic synthesized tones. Record your playing and play it back — no download, no signup.

Play the piano

C4 – B5
Volume
Tap or click the keys — or use your computer keyboard.

Keyboard map — bottom octave: A W S E D F T G Y H U J (C4–B4)  ·  top octave: K O L P ; ‘ [ (C5–F#5)  ·  Audio starts after your first tap (browsers block sound until you interact).

100% private

Sound is synthesized live in your browser with the Web Audio API. Nothing is recorded to a server.

No signup

No account, no download, no install. Open the page and start playing.

Free forever

Every key, every octave, recording and playback — all free, unlimited.

How to use the virtual piano

  1. 1
    Pick your octave

    Use the − and + buttons to shift the keyboard between octaves C3 and C5, or stay on the default C4–B5.

  2. 2
    Play your way

    Click or tap keys, or play from your computer keyboard. Turn on Sustain for lingering notes and adjust the volume.

  3. 3
    Record and replay

    Hit Record, play your melody, then press Play to hear it back with the keys lighting up as it plays.

Why this virtual piano

Real synthesized tones

Notes are built with layered oscillators and a piano-style decay envelope — no audio files, no downloads.

 Keyboard + touch play

Two full octaves respond to mouse, touch (multi-touch chords work), and computer-keyboard keys.

 Sustain and volume

A sustain toggle for lingering notes and a master volume slider for quiet practice.

 Octave shifting

Slide the 2-octave window anywhere from C3 to C5 to reach higher or lower notes.

 Record and playback

Capture your performance and replay it with the keys lighting up in time — great for practicing a phrase.

 Phone friendly

The keyboard resizes for small screens and plays smoothly from touch on iPhone and Android.

Virtual piano questions, answered

Why is there no sound until I tap a key?
Browsers block audio until you interact with the page (a privacy/anti-autoplay rule). Tap any key once and sound works from then on.
What does the sustain toggle do?
Sustain makes each note ring out longer after you release the key, like holding a piano’s damper pedal down. Turn it on for flowing, connected melodies.
Can I play chords?
Yes. Touchscreens support multi-touch chords, and on desktop you can hold several keyboard keys at once. Each note gets its own voice, so chords sound clean.
How do I change octaves?
Use the − and + buttons above the keyboard to shift the 2-octave window. The label shows the current range, from C3–B4 up to C5–B6.
Where is my recording saved?
Your recording lives only in this page’s memory — it is never uploaded anywhere. It disappears when you leave or refresh the page, so play it back before you go.
Does it work on phones and tablets?
Yes. The keyboard shrinks to fit small screens and responds to taps. Turn your phone sideways for the roomiest keys.
Which computer keys play the piano?
Bottom octave (white keys A S D F G H J, black keys W E T Y U) and top octave (white keys K L ; ‘, black keys O P [). The map is listed under the keyboard.

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