● FREE · IN YOUR BROWSER · NO SIGNUP
Stop typing notes into your DAW. ScoreFlip reads any sheet of music — printed, handwritten, PDF, snapshot — and returns a clean MIDI file in seconds.
Or click to browse — JPG, PNG, HEIC, PDF up to 25 MB
On mobile, this opens your camera. Frame the page, take the shot.
● WHY OMR
A 4-page score takes 20 minutes to manually enter in any notation app. ScoreFlip does it in twelve seconds.
Trained on millions of handwritten manuscripts, including composer drafts and student work.
On printed scores. Edge cases get confidence scores so you can review before exporting.
Drop a full PDF — every page is detected, ordered, and merged into one MIDI file.
Treble + bass clef parsed together. Hand-splits, octave changes, ledger lines all handled.
● HOW IT WORKS
No notation software, no manual entry, no signup.
Phone camera works fine. Crumpled paper, low light, faded ink — we deskew, denoise, and binarize before reading.
Staves, clefs, key signatures, time signatures, notes, rests, ties, accidentals, dynamics, beams — all detected. Confidence scored.
Standard MIDI File ready for your DAW. Or pivot to MusicXML, audio, or piano-roll video — one click each.
● QUESTIONS
Yes. ScoreFlip's image-to-MIDI converter accepts photos taken with your phone camera, scanned images, screenshots, and multi-page PDFs. The output is a Standard MIDI File compatible with every DAW.
Yes. ScoreFlip's OMR model is trained on millions of handwritten manuscripts — composer drafts, student work, handwritten lead sheets. Accuracy is around 89% on clean handwriting, with confidence scores surfaced so you can review uncertain notes before exporting.
JPG, PNG, HEIC (iPhone camera default), WebP, TIFF, and PDF. Multi-page PDFs are processed in order and merged into a single MIDI file. Maximum 25 MB on the free tier.
About 96% on printed scores and 89% on handwriting, across our test set. The model handles standard Western notation including grand staff piano, lead sheets, solo instrument parts, and ensemble scores up to four staves.
Yes. Dynamics (p, mf, ff), articulations (staccato, accent, marcato), tempo markings, key signatures, time signatures, repeats, voltas, and lyric text are all recognized. They're included in the MusicXML and PDF outputs; MIDI captures the performance data.
Most often: photo glare, low resolution, or unusual notation. Try a flatter, sharper shot. ScoreFlip surfaces confidence scores per measure so you know which sections to review before exporting.
In the iOS, Android, and desktop apps, yes — full note-by-note editing. The web tool is read-only for now; export the MusicXML and edit in Finale, Sibelius, Dorico, or MuseScore.
Free to download. Batch-scan an entire repertoire folder in the desktop app.
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