Virtual Piano

Free Virtual Piano - Play Online

Welcome to our free virtual piano! Play piano online using your computer keyboard or mouse. This interactive piano simulator features 88 keys, multiple instrument sounds, recording capabilities, and full keyboard control support. Perfect for beginners learning piano, musicians practicing on the go, or anyone who wants to make music without a physical instrument.

Features

• 88 Piano Keys: Full-size piano keyboard with all notes
• Learn Popular Songs: Interactive tutorials for Happy Birthday, Twinkle Twinkle, Für Elise, and more with highlighted keys
• Download Recordings: Save your performances as text files for later reference
• Multiple Instruments: Piano, synth, organ, and guitar sounds
• Keyboard Controls: Play using your computer keyboard (A-K for white keys, W-E-T-Y-U for black keys)
• Recording: Record your performance and play it back
• Sustain Pedal: Hold the spacebar for sustained notes
• Octave Switching: Change octaves with Z/X keys or dropdown
• Volume Control: Adjust playback volume
• Mobile Friendly: Works on tablets and touch devices

Learn Songs

Our new interactive song learning feature makes it easy to learn popular melodies! Simply click on any song card below the piano, and watch as the keys light up to show you which notes to play. The piano will automatically play through the song, highlighting each note in sequence. Perfect for beginners who want to learn:

• Happy Birthday: The classic birthday song everyone knows
• Twinkle Twinkle Little Star: A perfect first song for beginners
• Mary Had a Little Lamb: Simple and memorable melody
• Jingle Bells: Festive holiday favorite
• Für Elise: Beethoven's famous piano piece (intro)
• Ode to Joy: Beautiful classical melody

How to Play

1. Mouse: Click on any key to play a note
2. Keyboard: Use keys A through K to play white keys (C to C)
3. Black Keys: Use W, E, T, Y, U for the black keys (sharps/flats)
4. Change Octave: Press Z to go down an octave, X to go up
5. Sustain: Hold the spacebar while playing for sustained notes
6. Record: Click Record, play your melody, then click Stop and Play to hear it back

Learning Piano Online

Our virtual piano is an excellent tool for beginners learning piano basics:

• Practice finger placement and hand position
• Learn note names and keyboard layout
• Experiment with melodies and chords
• Develop ear training by playing songs by ear
• Practice anywhere without needing a physical piano

Piano Keyboard Layout

The piano keyboard follows a repeating pattern of 12 notes (7 white keys and 5 black keys per octave):

• White Keys: C, D, E, F, G, A, B (natural notes)
• Black Keys: C#/Db, D#/Eb, F#/Gb, G#/Ab, A#/Bb (sharps and flats)
• Middle C: The C note in the middle of the keyboard (C4)
• Octaves: Each set of 12 notes is called an octave

Tips for Playing

• Start with simple melodies like "Mary Had a Little Lamb" or "Twinkle Twinkle"
• Practice scales to build muscle memory (C major: C D E F G A B C)
• Use the recording feature to track your progress
• Experiment with different instruments to find sounds you like
• Practice regularly, even just 10-15 minutes a day makes a difference