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Download your files (PDF, MIDI, MusicXML) and find your conversions

Updated on November 8, 2026

The PDF is always free to download; the other formats require an active subscription or a conversion paid with credits. Your files stay available for 30 days after the conversion: download them before then.

How do I download my sheet music?

  1. Open the conversion (see below for how to find it).
  2. Click the Download button.
  3. Choose the format in the menu.

Download menu open, with PDF, MIDI and MusicXML formats

The menu lists the formats in this order: PDF, MIDI (quantized), MIDI (chords), MIDI (unquantized), MusicXML (quantized), MusicXML (unquantized), GP5, SVG. Only the ones that exist for your app appear.

Which format should I choose?

  • PDF: the sheet music to read and print.
  • MIDI (quantized): the rhythm is snapped to the grid; for listening, editing or importing into music software.
  • MIDI (unquantized): the notes as they were played, without snapping to the grid.
  • MIDI (chords): offered when the sheet music is in chord notation.
  • MusicXML (quantized): to rework the sheet music in MuseScore, Sibelius, Finale or Dorico.
  • MusicXML (unquantized): offered only in PianoConvert.
  • GP5: for Guitar Pro, offered in GuitarConvert, BassConvert and BandConvert.
  • SVG: offered in ScoreConvert.

ScoreConvert offers only MIDI, MusicXML, SVG and PDF.

Tip: if you are not sure, take the PDF to read, the MIDI to listen again or reuse, and the MusicXML to edit in notation software.

Why are some formats locked?

The PDF is free. The other formats are unlocked in two ways: with an active subscription, or if the conversion was paid for with transcription credits. A free excerpt does not unlock the formats. Credits from the PianoGo learning apps do not count either.

For plans and credits, see Plans and credits.

How long do my files stay available?

30 days after the conversion. After that they are deleted: you need to run a conversion again to get them back.

Where do I find my conversions?

Two places:

  • In the app: each app has its own list, at /{app}/my-conversions (for example PianoConvert). It has search and sorting.
  • In your account: the sheet music section of My account gathers all your transcriptions, across all apps. The "View all my transcriptions" button opens the full list.

The old address /my-transcriptions redirects to this section of My account.

List of conversions, with the search bar

I can't find my conversion

Check in this order:

  1. It has expired: more than 30 days have passed, so run the conversion again.
  2. You are in another app: a GuitarConvert conversion does not appear in the PianoConvert list. Go through My account to see everything.
  3. You are signed in with another account: check the email address you signed in with.

If the conversion failed, see The conversion fails. To correct before downloading, see Editing with the editor.

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  • How do I download my sheet music?
  • Which format should I choose?
  • Why are some formats locked?
  • How long do my files stay available?
  • Where do I find my conversions?
  • I can't find my conversion

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