Mini Games
Virtual Piano
A free online piano you play in your browser — mouse, touch or keyboard, no install, no sign-up.
GIGGLEUS PIANO
Virtual Piano
Play a real piano keyboard right in your browser — mouse, touch, or your computer keys.
💡 Tip: press A W S E D F T G Y H U J K on your keyboard to play.
How to play
- 🖱️ Click or tap the keys — hold for a longer note, press several for chords.
- ⌨️ Or use your computer keyboard: white keys on A–K, black keys on the row above.
- 🎚️ Shift the octave with − / + and toggle the note labels any time.
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A free online piano you play right in the browser, with no download and no sign-up. The keyboard shows two octaves at once (14 white and 10 black keys) and starts at middle C (C4). Click or tap the keys, or play on your computer keyboard: A S D F G H J K are the white keys from C up to the next C, and W E T Y U are the black keys. Hold a key and the note keeps sounding; press several together and you get a chord.
The − / + buttons move the keyboard from C1 up to C6, so you can reach any note between C1 and B7. Turn on the labels to see each note name (C, D, E… with an octave number) and the computer key that plays it — handy for picking out a melody by ear, warming up your fingers or showing a kid where middle C is. There is no score and no timer, it is just an instrument. The sound is a simple tone synthesized in your browser rather than a recorded grand piano, and there is no recording feature. When you want to test your ears, try the perfect pitch, rhythm, tone-deaf and hearing-age tests next.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How do I play the virtual piano with my computer keyboard?
A. Press A S D F G H J K for the white keys (C up to the next C) and W E T Y U for the black keys. The labels on screen show which key plays which note.
Q. How many keys and octaves does it have?
A. Two octaves are on screen at once: 14 white and 10 black keys, starting at middle C (C4). With the − / + buttons you can move the range anywhere from C1 to B7.
Q. Can I play chords?
A. Yes. Press several keys at the same time with the mouse, multiple fingers or the computer keyboard, and hold a key to keep the note sounding.
Q. Does it sound like a real piano, and can I record?
A. No. The tone is synthesized in your browser, not sampled from a real piano, and there is no recording function. It is free, with no download or sign-up.