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Where can you find MIDI files to import?

Updated on November 8, 2026

A MIDI file can be found on digital sheet music sharing sites or created in music software. If you can't find one, PianoGo transcribes the audio for you.

How do I find a MIDI?

Search for the song title with the word "MIDI" in a search engine, or export it from composition or notation software. Check that the file is 2 MB or less and that it ends in .mid or .midi.

You remain responsible for the rights: when you import, you certify that you hold the rights to digitize and play the song.

To import it: importing a MIDI file.

What if the song only exists as audio?

PianoGo transcribes it into MIDI and then into notes to play, from a YouTube link, an audio or video file, or your own recording. Prefer a clear recording, without an audience or noise. Choose the analysis mode according to the instruments: solo piano, piano isolation, or melody of the song.

A 30-second excerpt is free and unlimited; a full song costs 1 credit.

The song may already be in the catalog

Search for it in the catalog first: it holds more than 2,900 songs.

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