Virtual piano
Play a small piano keyboard with pointer, touch or computer keys and change its octave.
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- On a computer
- Press Ctrl + D, or Command + D on a Mac.
- On a phone or tablet
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Turn on your volume and start low. Sound plays only after you press a control.
Computer keys: A W S E D F T G Y H U J. Focus the keyboard first. Each held note stops after 30 seconds.
How to use this tool
- Click or hold a piano key, or use the displayed computer-key shortcuts.
- Choose the octave and volume. Release the key or press Stop to silence held notes.
Things to know
- Sound starts only after your action. Use Play/Start and Stop plus the volume control. If silent, check device volume and the selected output. Playback stops when this page is hidden or left.
- Synthesised tones with up to 12 simultaneous notes. Keyboard shortcuts apply only while the piano has focus.
- Processing and results stay on this device. Inputs are bounded; no work is saved between visits.
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