Three steps from MIDI to score
No software to install. Upload, adjust, download.
Upload your MIDI file
Drag and drop any .mid or .midi file. Multi-track files are supported — each track maps to a separate staff automatically.
Choose instrument & layout
Assign instrument names, adjust clef, key signature, and time signature. ScoreSynth infers them from the MIDI data.
Export the finished score
Download as PDF for printing, MusicXML for Sibelius or Finale, or MIDI stems per part for your DAW session.
What makes the conversion accurate
Multi-track to multi-staff
Each MIDI track becomes its own staff. Grand staff grouping for piano, bracket grouping for orchestra — applied automatically.
Tempo & time signature
MIDI tempo maps are read directly. Changing time signatures within a file are handled and displayed in notation.
Edit after import
Every note is editable in the ScoreSynth browser editor. Add dynamics, slurs, text, or rearrange measures before exporting.
Multiple export formats
PDF for printing, MusicXML for notation software, SVG for web, per-part MIDI for session musicians.
Who uses it
DAW producers
Convert a finished MIDI arrangement into lead sheets or charts for studio session players.
Music students
Import MIDI exercises from your teacher and practice from printed notation.
Game composers
Export MIDI soundtracks as readable scores for archiving or live performance adaptation.
Band arrangers
Take a piano MIDI and redistribute voices into a full brass or string arrangement.