Computer keyboard map
The lower row plays white keys and the upper row fills in the black keys. Hold several at once to make a chord.
An online piano keyboard is a virtual instrument you can play with touch, mouse, or computer keys. Practice notes, build chords, shift octaves, and use sustain instantly—no download or account needed.
Click a key to start audio. Use the labels to play from your computer keyboard.
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Use the on-screen keys or the matching computer-key labels.
Adjust the octave, volume, and sustain controls while you play.
Turn off sustain or select Stop all notes to silence every note.
The lower row plays white keys and the upper row fills in the black keys. Hold several at once to make a chord.
An online piano keyboard is a browser instrument that turns clicks, touches, or computer-key presses into piano notes. It lets you practice notes and chords without downloading software or owning a physical keyboard.
Use A, S, D, F, G, H, J, K, L, and semicolon for white keys. Use W, E, T, Y, U, O, and P for the black keys, following the same pattern as a piano.
Yes. The instrument is polyphonic, so you can hold several computer keys or touch multiple piano keys at once to play chords.
Turn on Sustain or press the Space bar. Notes will keep ringing after you release them until sustain is turned off or you use Stop all notes.
No. Sound is generated with the Web Audio API in your browser. Your notes are not recorded, uploaded, or saved.
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