# Keybloom

> Play Keybloom online: a virtual piano keyboard with two modes, a wooden panel and a red panel, and sliders that change the width of the keys.

- Play in the browser: https://yesthisgame.com/keybloom/
- Category: Original Games, Simulation
- Made by: Yes This Game (an original game written by the site)
- Price: free, no download, no sign-up
- Inside the game: no ads, works on phones, tablets and computers, progress saved in the browser
- Guide: [Virtual Piano Tips: Keys, Sliders and Two Modes Tested](https://yesthisgame.com/blog/virtual-piano-tips.md)

## In short

Keybloom is a virtual piano you play by clicking or tapping the keys. Mode 1 has a wooden-looking panel with numbered buttons, Mode 2 a red panel with wave buttons, and two sliders change how wide the keys are. There is no score or timer: it is a music toy.

**How to control it:** Press Mode 1 or Mode 2, then click or tap the keys to play. Buttons in the top bar change the sound set; in Mode 2 the pressed button lights up pink. Drag the sliders in the top bar to change the key width or move the keyboard sideways. Turn a phone sideways to see the keyboard.

**Keybloom** is a virtual piano that runs in your browser. It is a music toy, not a scored game: pick a mode, click the keys and play.

## How to play

1. On the start screen press **Mode 1** or **Mode 2** .
2. Click or tap the white and black keys to play them.
3. Use the four buttons in the top bar to change the sound set. In Mode 2 the button you press turns pink.
4. Drag the sliders at the left and right of the bar: one changes how wide the keys are, the other moves the keyboard sideways.

## The two modes

- **Mode 1:** a wooden-looking panel with a loop-style button, three numbered buttons (I, II, III) and two sliders.
- **Mode 2:** a red panel with an infinity button and three buttons with wave shapes, plus two sliders.

## What you see on screen

- **Start screen:** the Keybloom title and two bars, Mode 1 and Mode 2.
- **Keyboard:** large white and black keys that fill the width of the screen, ten white keys at a time in our 1280 pixel test.
- **Top bar:** the buttons and the two sliders.

## Tips

- Drag the right slider to the left to make the keys wider: in our test the key width went from 128 to 256 pixels, so five keys fit instead of ten.
- Drag the left slider to move along the keyboard without changing the key size.
- Try Mode 2 when you want a different panel: its buttons light up pink as you press them.
- There is no keyboard shortcut for playing, so use the mouse or your finger.
- Read our [virtual piano tips](https://yesthisgame.com/blog/virtual-piano-tips/) for the measurements behind these tips.

## Frequently asked questions

### Is Keybloom a game?

It is a toy rather than a scored game. There are no points, levels or timers; you simply play the keys.

### How many keys can I see at once?

Ten white keys at the default size on a 1280 pixel wide screen, and five after you drag the right slider all the way to the left.

### What is the difference between Mode 1 and Mode 2?

Mode 1 uses a wooden-looking panel with numbered buttons; Mode 2 uses a red panel with wave-shaped buttons that light up pink.

### Can I play with the computer keyboard?

No. The keys are played with the mouse or by touch.

### Does it work on a phone?

See the note under the game: we only claim what we tested on a phone-sized screen.

### Is Keybloom free?

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