Online piano keyboard
Tap a key to hear it and see its name, for example to find your starting note or check an interval.
Choose the octave; octave 4 starts on middle C (C4).
Free, no sign-up, works on phones. Nothing you play is recorded.
Piano keys
Tap a key to hear it, for example to find your starting note.
How to use it
- Tap white or black keys to hear them.
- Change the octave to go higher or lower.
- The note name shows under the keys.
Learn more: Piano and keyboard theory
More free tools
- Scale playerHear major, natural, harmonic and melodic minor, pentatonic and chromatic scales from any note, with correctly spelled note names. Free, in your browser.
- Note-reading flashcardsLearn to read notes on the treble and bass clef: a 30-second flashcard challenge and an untimed note game, with your best score kept on your device.
- Reference pitch and dronePlay a steady reference note, such as A4 at 440 Hz, to tune to or to practise scales over and hear your intonation. Any note, octaves 2 to 5.
Every tool is also in the Quick tools button in the corner of each page.
Keep the practice you do
With a free Music-Ready account, practice is tracked next to your teacher's assignments and counts towards streaks, badges and the weekly report for parents. Free during the beta.