
Sheet music
Photograph the pages or open a file. Pianora reads the notation and turns it into notes you can play back.
- Camera
- Photos
- MusicXML
- Scan several pages and drag them into the right order.
- The score highlights each bar as it plays.
Scan a score or bring in a recording. Pianora shows you how to play it with falling notes, finger numbers and virtual hands on the keyboard.

If you can photograph it, open it or hear it, you can add it to your library.

Photograph the pages or open a file. Pianora reads the notation and turns it into notes you can play back.

Import an audio or video file, record your own playing, or paste a link. Pianora writes down the piano part as notes.
Every piece opens in the same player, whether it came from paper or from sound.
Watch notes fall onto the keys, read the sheet music, or keep both on screen.
Two hands move across a full 88-key keyboard and show where each finger goes.
Pianora splits the piece between two hands, gives each its own colour and suggests fingering.
The chord is written above the notes, so you can see how they fit together.
Turn on labels to read each note as it lands on its key.
Zoom in on the part of the keyboard in use and the view moves with the music.

Put your iPhone or iPad on the music stand and work through the piece at your own speed.
Pianora waits until you play the correct notes before it moves on.
Set points A and B and repeat a hard passage until it feels comfortable.
Practice the left hand, the right hand, or both together.
Slow the playback down, and transpose if the key doesn’t suit you.
Compare the original recording with a piano playback of the recognised notes.
What you add stays in your library until you delete it.
Scores and recordings sit together in one library on your device.
Back up and restore your library with your own iCloud account.
Save the sheet music as PDF or PNG, or export MusicXML, MIDI and audio to print, share or edit elsewhere.
Something not covered here? A person reads every message sent to support@pianora.app.
No. Pianora shows each note falling onto the key to press, with finger numbers and optional note names. If you do read music, the score view follows along bar by bar.
Sheet music from the camera, your photos, a PDF or a MusicXML file. Sound from audio files, videos, a recording made with the microphone, or a supported link.
Clear solo piano recordings. Other instruments, singing and background noise make the notes less accurate. You can trim a recording to the part you want before Pianora transcribes it.
No. You can follow along on any piano or keyboard. A MIDI keyboard adds one thing: Pianora can tell what you played and wait for the correct notes.
Your library is stored on your device and can be backed up to your own iCloud. Scores and recordings are sent to our servers to be recognised. The Privacy Policy, linked at the bottom of this page, explains what we keep.
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