Audio to sheet music
Turn your audio into sheet music — free.
Upload an MP3, WAV or other audio file and get a score with separate parts. Downloading MusicXML, MIDI and PDF is free too, for up to 5 songs a day.
How it works
- 1Sign in with Google and upload your audio (MP3, M4A, OGG up to 30 MB; WAV, FLAC up to 100 MB; 10 seconds to 10 minutes).
- 2Pick "Playable" (choose difficulty and parts) or "Faithful". It usually takes a few minutes, and we notify you when it is done.
- 3Listen, check the score and download MusicXML, MIDI or PDF. Fix anything that is off in the built-in editor.
What you get
- Separate parts
- Vocals, keys, guitar, bass, drums and strings are written as their own parts.
- MusicXML
- Open it in MuseScore, Sibelius, Finale or Dorico and keep editing.
- MIDI
- Play or edit it in your DAW or practice app.
- Print it right away. It carries a watermark, which 20 credits removes.
Good to know
- Automatic transcription is an approximation
- Melodies usually come out well, but fast ornaments, syncopation and instrument separation can be wrong. Review before you rehearse.
- Only audio you have rights to
- Upload music you made or may use — including your own tracks made with Suno, Udio and similar tools.
- Your uploads stay private
- Processed on our own servers in South Korea, never sent to outside AI providers and never used for AI training.
Frequently asked questions
Does converting a song to sheet music cost anything?
Song-to-score conversion is free for 5 songs a day per member (Korea time); after that you can keep converting with points or credits. Downloading your scores as MusicXML, MIDI or PDF is free too. PDFs carry a watermark; removing it costs 20 credits.
What files can I upload?
MP3, M4A and OGG up to 30 MB, and WAV and FLAC up to 100 MB, between 10 seconds and 10 minutes long. AI tracks from tools like Suno or Udio work, and so do your own recordings — as long as you have the right to upload them.
What kind of score do I get?
A score with separate parts (vocals, keys, guitar, bass, drums, strings) as MusicXML, MIDI and PDF. "Playable" mode lets you pick a difficulty (beginner, intermediate, pro) and parts and tidies the score for playing; "Faithful" mode writes down what it hears. MusicXML opens in MuseScore, Sibelius, Finale and Dorico.
How accurate is the transcription?
It is automatic, so it is an approximation. Melodies usually come out well, but fast ornaments, syncopation and instrument separation can be wrong. Please review the score before rehearsing or performing. You can fix it in the built-in editor (piano roll and score). Saving your edits is free the first time for each song, then 10 credits per save.
How long does it take?
Usually a few minutes. When it is busy you may wait in a queue, and we notify you when it is done. You can close the tab; the job keeps running.
What happens to the audio I upload?
It is processed on servers we run ourselves in South Korea and is not sent to outside AI providers. We do not use it to train AI, and only you can see it until you choose to share. Deleted files are erased from storage within about an hour.