Learn any piece you want, in your way.
Slow down, loop, see the notes and learn hands individually.
Learn any piece you want, record and refine your playing, and share it with the world.
$99 one-time · no subscription · macOS
From first note to final video, all in one app.
Slow down, loop, see the notes and learn hands individually.
Capture anything with a MIDI keyboard or computer keys and fix mistakes in the piano roll.
Infinite possibilities to present your recordings — tune gradients & particles, add transitions and switch the sound.
Export beautiful falling-note videos of your piano playing — up to 4K, 60fps — and share them with your audience.
Every piece you learn or record — finally organized.
Drop in an audio file and LumaKeys turns it into editable MIDI — falling notes you can play, learn and export, right on your Mac.
Scared off by sheet music and lessons? Play melodies on your computer keys in a locked key — no wrong notes — then learn them on a real keyboard.
Import any piece, keep it organized, and learn it faster by following the falling notes at your own pace.
Turn every piece into a beautiful falling-note video, tune the colors to the mood, and share it anywhere to grow your audience.
Transcribe anything to MIDI, study and organize your repertoire, and keep your whole piano life in one place.
Pricing
No subscription. No account.
$0
All the core features to get started.
$99 one-time
Buy once. Every v1 update included.
Everything in Free, plus:
14-day money-back guarantee
macOS · Apple Silicon (M1–M5) · 16GB RAM recommended
Five years ago I bought a piano because I got tired of making beats,
and I fell in love with it fast.
But no theory lessons, no
teacher, and not being able to read sheet music come with a price.
So I learnt lots of pieces from YouTube Synthesia videos and slowly
found my own way of learning, playing,
composing, and becoming a better pianist.
I always thought there had to be a better way: an app to help pianists learn faster, keep every piece in one place, record their performances, and share beautiful visuals with their audience.
LumaKeys is the app I wish existed when I started playing piano.
Ramon · Founder of LumaKeys
No. That's the whole point — you learn by following the falling notes.
No. Start on your computer keys; plug one in whenever you're ready.
Synthesia shows you what to play. LumaKeys gives you the piece to keep — slow it down, loop it, record your own version, shape every note, and export a video worth posting. It's a studio with a real home for your repertoire — buy once, Mac-native.
Pay $99 once. No subscription, no account. It's yours.
Free is the full core, capped (5 pieces, 5 transcriptions, 1080p with a small watermark). Pro uncaps everything — unlimited repertoire, 4K watermark-free, real instruments (Pianoteq, VSL Synchron, Kontakt), and unlimited transcription.
Drop in a piano recording and LumaKeys turns it into falling notes you can play — right on your Mac.
Yes — bring in your own MIDI, or play it in.
Everything runs on-device. No account, nothing uploaded.
A Mac with Apple Silicon (M1–M5). 16GB RAM recommended.
$99 one-time · no subscription · macOS