Upload a PDF sheet music — every page is read and merged into one continuous MIDI you can edit and export.
Convert PDF Sheet Music to MIDI Online — Free
A PDF to MIDI Converter That Actually Reads Your Score

AI PDF Score Recognition

Photo-Based PDFs? Clean Pages First

Free, Online, No Install

Multi-Voice & Grand Staff Support

Built for MuseScore, forScore and Sibelius Users

Standard MIDI Output

Private by Default
Who Uses Our PDF to MIDI Converter
From classical pianists working off Henle PDFs to producers flipping a chord chart into a beat — here's how people actually use this tool.
Pianists Practicing From PDF Scores
Convert a PDF score into MIDI, drop it into your favorite practice app and slow down hard passages without changing pitch. A free way to turn any PDF sheet music into an interactive practice file.
Producers Sampling From Lead Sheets
Take a PDF lead sheet of a jazz standard or pop song, convert it to MIDI and reharmonize it inside Ableton or Logic. Skip the transcription step and go straight to creative work.
Arrangers Re-Voicing Old Charts
Have a PDF score from a band library or church book? Convert PDF to MIDI, reassign instruments and rebuild a modern arrangement in MuseScore or Sibelius without retyping every measure.
Music Teachers Building Backing Tracks
Turn the PDF sheet music your students are working on into MIDI backing tracks, isolate the melody or accompaniment, and export practice files for each lesson — all from a browser, free.
Composers Recovering Lost Project Files
If all you have left of a piece is the printed PDF, this PDF to MIDI converter is the fastest way to rebuild the project. Get a working MIDI file back, then iterate from there.
Forscore & iPad Users on the Go
Pair your forScore PDF library with this online PDF to MIDI converter. Convert a chart in the green room, send the MIDI to your hardware synth and you're set for soundcheck.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Our AI PDF to MIDI converter reads the notes, rhythms and time signature on a PDF score and outputs a Standard MIDI File. Both PDFs exported from notation software (MuseScore, Sibelius, Finale) and PDFs of scanned printed sheet music work.
Upload your PDF on this page, wait a few seconds, then download the MIDI file. New accounts include free credits, so converting your first PDF to MIDI is free — no install, no card.
Yes. The PDF to MIDI converter runs entirely online in your browser, so it works on Mac, Windows, ChromeOS and Android. There's nothing to install — and unlike running Audiveris locally, you don't need Java or a command line.
MuseScore can import a PDF, but you usually have to export to MusicXML, then to MIDI, and clean up the result. Our tool takes you straight from PDF to MIDI in one step, then you can re-import the MIDI back into MuseScore if you want to keep editing notation.
Yes. The model is trained on both engraved exports and scanned printed scores. For best results, scan at 300 DPI or higher and avoid heavy skew — but our PDF to MIDI AI tolerates more visual noise than older OMR tools like Audiveris.
Technically yes — the converter reads any PDF score. Whether you may legally redistribute or perform what you generate is a separate question; please respect the license that came with the PDF you purchased.
That's a different tool — MIDI to PDF (or MIDI to sheet music). For that flow, look at our MIDI editor and notation export, or import the MIDI into MuseScore and print it as PDF.
Free credits cover most multi-page PDF scores. Very long scores (full orchestral parts) may take longer to process and consume more credits. The result is the same: a clean Standard MIDI File.
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What Musicians Say About Our PDF to MIDI Converter
I had a stack of old PDF lead sheets from a defunct project. Converted every one to MIDI in an afternoon and rebuilt the album in Logic. Would have taken me a week of retyping.
Tried Audiveris, tried MuseScore's PDF import — both choked on my scanned method book PDFs. This tool just worked. The MIDI even kept the dynamics roughly right.
Forscore on iPad plus this site is my new soundcheck workflow. Convert the PDF chart to MIDI, send it to my Roland, done.
Free PDF to MIDI converter that doesn't shove watermarks into the output. The MIDI file is clean enough to drop straight into Sibelius and finish editing notation.
I'm on a Chromebook so installing anything is a non-starter. Online PDF to MIDI in the browser is exactly the use case I needed.
The two-staff piano support is what sold me. Most PDF to MIDI tools merge both hands into one mess; this one keeps them separated as proper MIDI tracks.











