61-Key Playable Electronic Keyboard
Play a 61-key electronic keyboard in your browser. Explore the available keyboard controls and practice notes without installing software.
Simulated Keyboard (C2-C7)
Play a note
Press and hold a white or black key with your mouse or finger. Release it to stop the note. The keyboard is arranged in two rows so the available notes fit on the page. Use the note labels to follow the sequence across rows.
Try a short pattern
Find C, D, and E. Play C-D-E-D-C slowly, releasing each key before pressing the next. Then play C and E together if your device accepts more than one touch or click at a time. This is a listening exercise, not a test of speed.
Explore a scale
For C major, play C-D-E-F-G-A-B-C. The white keys repeat that note pattern. The black keys provide sharps and flats between selected white-key notes. Start with a few notes you can identify rather than trying to memorize every key at once.
If you cannot hear a note
Check your device volume, the browser tab’s sound setting, and any connected headphones. Press a key directly to start audio playback. A touchscreen may handle simultaneous touches differently from a mouse. This simulated keyboard is a practice aid; it does not reproduce the touch or acoustic response of a physical piano.