How many keys does the virtual piano have?

It has all 88 keys of a concert grand, from A0 to C8. You can limit it to 61, 49, or 37 keys in Settings if you prefer a smaller keyboard.

urPiano — Play a real 88-key piano right in your browser

urPiano is a free online piano that runs entirely in the browser — nothing to install and no account required. It offers a full 88-key keyboard playable with mouse, touch, computer keyboard, or a connected MIDI keyboard, plus ten instrument sounds, note labels, a sustain pedal, built-in song lessons with falling notes, and MIDI recording/export. It also includes companion instruments like drums, guitar, xylophone, and kalimba.

Key Features

Full 88-key virtual piano

Plays all 88 keys of a concert grand (A0 to C8), with options to limit the keyboard to 61, 49, or 37 keys and adjust key height, zoom, and octave range.

Multiple input methods

Play with mouse, multi-touch, or computer keyboard — a two-row synth-style layout or the classic 61-key Virtual Piano layout. Space acts as the sustain pedal and arrow keys shift octaves.

Ten instrument sounds

Grand piano, electric piano, harpsichord, organ, strings, synth, vibraphone, marimba, music box, and nylon guitar.

Learn songs with falling notes

Built-in songs (Für Elise, Ode to Joy, Canon in D, and more) fall toward the keys to press, with Practice mode that waits for you, Play along mode for keeping time, and Listen mode for playback.

MIDI keyboard support

Connect a USB or Bluetooth MIDI keyboard via Web MIDI in Chrome or Edge, with velocity and real sustain pedal support.

Record and export MIDI

Record your playing, listen back, and download it as a MIDI file to open in GarageBand, Logic, or any DAW.

Note labels and chord names

Show labels as letters (C D E), Do Re Mi, or German notation (C D H), display the computer key for each note, and see chord names as you play any key combination.

Built for mobile

Multi-touch chords and glissando, full-screen mode, zoomable keys, and a rotate button that turns the keyboard sideways without rotating the phone.

How It Works

Open in your browser

Go to urPiano.com — no download, installation, or sign-up is needed.

Choose how to play

Tap or click the keys, use the letter rows on your computer keyboard (Z–M and Q–P, with Space for sustain and arrow keys for octave), or connect a USB/Bluetooth MIDI keyboard via Settings.

Pick a sound and keyboard size

Switch between ten instrument sounds and set the keyboard to 88, 61, 49, or 37 keys, with adjustable zoom and key height.

Learn or record

Pick a song to learn with falling notes (Practice, Play along, or Listen modes), or record your own playing and download it as a MIDI file for use in a DAW.

Pros & Cons

Pros

Completely free with every feature available and no account required
Full 88-key range, matching a real concert grand
Works on desktop, iPhone, iPad, and Android with multi-touch and a mobile-optimized two-keyboard layout
Supports USB/Bluetooth MIDI keyboards with velocity and sustain pedal input
Ten distinct instrument sounds, not just one piano patch
Structured learning modes (Practice, Play along, Listen) with accuracy and streak feedback

Who It's For

Best for

Beginners who want to try piano without buying or installing anything
Casual players on phones, tablets, or shared computers
Students learning songs with falling-note guidance and practice modes
Virtual Piano sheet players who want the classic 1-to-M key layout
MIDI keyboard owners who need a quick browser-based sound source

Not ideal for

Professional producers seeking studio-grade sampled piano libraries

Use Cases

Learning piano basics on any device without buying an instrument

Practising songs note by note with falling-note lessons and accuracy scoring

Testing melodies and chords on the go from a phone or tablet

Recording improvisations as MIDI files to edit in GarageBand, Logic, or another DAW

Playing a MIDI keyboard through a browser with sustain pedal support

Teaching note names with letter, Do Re Mi, or German key labels

Exploring other instruments like drums, guitar, xylophone, and kalimba

FAQ

Is this online piano free?

Yes. Every feature is free and works without an account or a download.

Can I play the piano with my computer keyboard?

Yes. The letter rows Z to M and Q to P play two octaves, the number row and middle row add the black keys, Space works as the sustain pedal, and the arrow keys change octave. You can also switch to the 61-key Virtual Piano layout in Settings.

Does it work on iPhone, iPad and Android?

Yes. Tap with several fingers for chords and slide for glissando. Use the rotate button to play in landscape while holding your phone upright, or turn your device sideways for a wider keyboard. If you hear nothing on an iPhone, check that the volume is up.

Can I connect a real MIDI keyboard?

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