PLAY
Click any piano key or use your computer keyboard to play notes instantly.
Play Virtual Piano Keyboard Online
♫Keyboard Mapping
Show keyboard keys on piano
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Keyboard labels: Q-P white · 1-0 black
Volume
70%
Octave 4
Octave 5
How to Play
KEYBOARD → PIANO MAP
Use your computer keyboard to play the piano. Each key corresponds to a piano note.
White Keys (Q W E R T Y U I O P A S D F G)
C4Q
D4W
E4E
F4R
G4T
A4Y
B4U
C5I
D5O
E5P
F5A
G5S
A5D
B5F
C6G
Black Keys (1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0)
C#41
D#42
F#43
G#44
A#45
C#56
D#57
F#58
G#59
A#50
MARK
Mark notes on the piano to create sequences and practice.
QUIZ
Test your piano note knowledge by identifying the correct notes.
- Correct answers earn Piano Points
- Build your Piano Streak with daily practice
- Share & Earn +5 bonus points
PIANO STREAK
Play or practice regularly to keep your streak going. Your streak represents consecutive days of piano activity.
PIANO POINTS
Earn points through piano activities like completing quizzes and sharing with friends.
INSTRUMENTS
Switch between Piano, Organ, and Strings to change your sound.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Play Virtual Instruments is browser-based, so users can play the virtual piano and guitar directly from a supported web browser without installing a traditional app.
Both instruments support computer-keyboard controls. Open the Piano or Guitar Simulator and use the displayed keyboard mapping to play notes from your computer keyboard. You can also interact directly with the virtual instrument using your mouse or touch device where supported.
Mark mode lets you select notes that you want to practice. You can mark multiple notes and then play them back either individually in sequence or together as a group. This is useful for remembering note patterns and practicing specific combinations.
The Labels toggle displays the note names directly on the instrument. For example, on the guitar you can see notes such as C, F#, or G on the fretboard. On the piano, the corresponding note names are displayed on the keys. Labels are off by default to keep the instrument clean, while beginners can turn them on when learning.