4 staves per piece free · no app
Sheet music player
Scan it, hear it, follow along.
Photograph or upload printed sheet music — photo or PDF — and play it back right in your browser, with the sounding note highlighted in the score. Free with an account, nothing to install.
Play sheet musicPlayer
Upload, scan, listen.
Works with printed music — études, orchestral parts, vocal lines, and piano and choir as a beta. The scan reads the notes; then you play them back and see in the score which note is sounding.
… or drop it here. JPEG, PNG, HEIC or PDF, up to 8 MB.
Your first scan needs no sign-in; for more you create a free account. Your photo is sent to an AI service for recognition and stays in your library: 90 days without an account, with one until you delete it. Please only upload music you are allowed to use. Privacy details (German).
How it works
Three steps to sound.
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Upload
Photo or PDF of the part — resolution is checked right away.
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Play
Playback in your browser — the sounding note is highlighted in the score.
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Take it with you
MusicXML for MuseScore & co., or MIDI for anywhere else.
Pricing
- Free 4 staves per piece, 5 pieces a month
- Per page €1.99, free pages from 10 pages
- Packs 11 pages for €19.90, no subscription, never expire
Questions
Quick answers.
Do I need an app to scan and play sheet music?
No. Everything runs in your browser — on a phone or a computer. Take or upload a photo, press play, done. Nothing to install — just a free account.
Is it really free?
With a free account, the first 4 staves of every piece are free. Each further page costs €1.99, no subscription.
What kind of sheet music works?
Printed single parts: études, orchestral and wind parts, vocal lines. As a beta also piano, choir and full scores with up to 5 staves per system, counted like any page. Not yet: handwriting.
Can I open the result in MuseScore?
Yes. Download the MusicXML file and open it in MuseScore (free), Sibelius, Dorico or Finale — slurs, dynamics and articulation come along. The MIDI file plays in any DAW or media player.
Can I transpose it, too?
Yes — that is what the sheet music transposer is for: same recognition, plus presets for B♭ and E♭ instruments and horn.