Everything you need to learn a song
One app, every tool a piano learner actually uses — no ads, no subscription, no account required.
Falling Note Display
Notes fall toward the keyboard with pitch-perfect accuracy. Right hand in vibrant blue, left hand in emerald green. Tap anywhere to jump to that moment.
Real Sheet Music
Switch to engraved sheet music with a cursor that follows along as you play.
Import Your Own Songs
Open any .mid, .midi, .xml, .musicxml or .mxl file. If you can find the song, PianoBit can teach it. Import guide →
Mic Pitch Detection
Play a real piano or sing — PianoBit hears the note and lights it up. Nothing is ever recorded.
Variable Speed
Slow difficult passages down to 10%, then push to 200% when you've got it.
MIDI Keyboard Support
Connect a Bluetooth or USB MIDI keyboard and PianoBit responds to every key you press.
88-Key Touch Keyboard
A full multitouch piano on your screen. Play chords with all your fingers — keys light up as the song plays.
Practice Stats & Streaks
Track practice time, accuracy, and daily streaks. Optionally sync across devices with a free account.
A falling note app for Android that plays your MIDI files
PianoBit is a free Android piano learning app. Watch notes fall, follow the sheet music, or import any song you want to learn.
Pick a song — or import MIDI / MusicXML
Start with one of the 6 included pieces, download a free piece from the song library, or open your own file. How to import MIDI →
Slow it down and watch the notes fall
Practice at 10%–200% speed. Right-hand notes are blue, left-hand notes are green. Switch to engraved sheet music when you want to read the staff.
Play along — screen, MIDI, or a real piano
Use the 88-key multitouch keyboard, plug in Bluetooth/USB MIDI, or sing/play into the mic. PianoBit lights the matching keys.
Pay once. Learn forever.
No subscription. No ads. Practice free, or unlock unlimited songs once for less than a cup of coffee.
The whole practice app — falling notes, sheet, mic/MIDI, and more. 1 song slot for your own imports or library downloads. No ads, no account required.
- Falling notes + engraved sheet music
- Mic & MIDI practice — Listen, Game, Stop-and-Go
- Left / right / both hands
- 6 bundled pieces + browse the 160+ library
- Tutorials, chords, streaks, themes & avatars
- Optional free account to sync stats
- 1 song slot for imports & library downloads
- No ads · no subscription
For when 1 free song slot is not enough. Pay once, keep it forever.
- Everything in Free, plus:
- Unlimited imports & library downloads
- A-B loop — repeat any passage until it sticks
- Every future Pro feature included
Included classical pieces
Six pieces come with the app, so you can start right away. Then import anything else you want to learn.
Easy piano pieces to start with
New to piano? These short beginner pieces are free in the PianoBit song library. Open one, download the MIDI file, and learn it with falling notes on your Android phone or tablet.
Browse all 162 free piano pieces, from beginner to advanced · How to import MIDI on Android
PianoBit questions, answered
Falling notes and real sheet music on Android — learn your own songs, offline.
What is PianoBit?
PianoBit is an Android piano learning app that combines visual falling notes, real sheet music, microphone note detection, and the ability to import your own MIDI and MusicXML files.
Is PianoBit really free?
Yes. Every practice feature is free, with zero ads, and you get 1 slot for your own songs or library downloads. An optional one-time €5.99 Pro unlock removes the slot limit and adds A-B loop practice. There is no subscription.
Can I import any MIDI or MusicXML song?
Yes. You can download or transfer any .mid, .midi, .xml, .musicxml, or .mxl file to your phone and practice it at any speed with both hands.
Does PianoBit require an internet connection?
No. Core features, including falling notes playback, audio and microphone note detection, work offline on your device. An optional free account can be used to sync practice stats across devices.
Does PianoBit work with a MIDI keyboard?
Yes. Connect a Bluetooth or USB MIDI keyboard and PianoBit lights the notes you play. You can also play the on-screen 88-key keyboard or a real acoustic piano using the microphone.