Keyloft

Keyloft is a playable piano that runs in your browser. Ten wide white keys and a row of black keys fill the screen, and you play them with the mouse or your finger.

How to play

1. Press Mode 1 or Mode 2 on the start screen.
2. Click or tap the keys to play notes; black keys sit between the white ones.
3. Use the round buttons at the top to change the sound or turn on the loop button.
4. Move the two sliders at the top to change the settings.
5. Reload the tab to go back to the start screen and try the other mode.

What you see on screen

• Top: a panel with two sliders and four round buttons.
• Mode 1: a wooden panel; the buttons are a loop button and instruments I, II and III.
• Mode 2: a red panel; the buttons are a loop-style button and three sound shapes.
• Keys: ten white keys and eight black keys, two of them cut off by the screen edges.
• Start screen: the title above two bars called Mode 1 and Mode 2.

Tips

• Use any window size. In our tests the keyboard showed ten white keys at 800 by 450, 1280 by 800 and 1920 by 1080 pixels.
• Go full screen for wider keys: each white key was 80 pixels wide at the smallest size and 192 at the largest.
• Try both modes, since each has its own panel and set of buttons.
• Read our piano keys tips for the numbers behind these tips.

Frequently asked questions

How do I play notes in Keyloft?

Click or tap the keys with the mouse or your finger.

How many keys are there?

Ten white keys and eight black keys are on screen at once; two black keys are cut off by the edges.

What is the difference between the modes?

Mode 1 has a wooden panel with instrument buttons; Mode 2 has a red panel with sound-shape buttons.

How do I switch modes?

Reload the tab to return to the start screen and pick the other mode.

Can I play on a phone?

Yes. It is a wide screen built for touch; turn the phone sideways. We tested it with a mouse.

Is Keyloft free to play?

Yes. You can play it in your browser on Yes This Game with no download and no sign-up.