Online Piano
Click / Keyboard / Octave switch / Volume control
Great for scale practice, keyboard-mapping practice and spare-moment fun. Browsers restrict autoplay, so it only makes sound after your first click or keypress.
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Keyboard Mapping
White keys: A S D F G H J K; black keys: W E T Y U. It is best to click any piano key first to initialize the sound, then play with your computer keyboard. To test keyboard events, see the keyboard key test.
Instructions & FAQ
Q: Does the online piano need to download sound fonts?
A: No. The page uses the browser-native Web Audio API to generate basic piano tones, with no external audio CDN or plugin.
Q: Why is there no sound until the first click?
A: Browsers usually require audio to be triggered by a user interaction such as a click or keypress, in order to prevent pages from playing sound automatically.
Q: Does the online piano support keyboard playing?
A: Yes. The page maps the white keys A, S, D, F, G, H, J, K and the black keys W, E, T, Y, U.
Q: What is the online piano good for?
A: It is great for beginner practice, scale practice, trying out melodies and spare-moment fun, and it supports computer-keyboard mapping for quick playing.
Q: How do I play the computer-keyboard piano?
A: White keys use A, S, D, F, G, H, J, K, and black keys use W, E, T, Y, U. It is best to click a piano key first to initialize the audio, then play with your computer keyboard.
Q: What is the difference between a web piano and a real piano?
A: A web piano is great for online experience, trying melodies and keyboard-mapping practice. It supports both computer keyboard and mouse clicking, with no software or sound fonts to install.