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Best piano apps for iphone

List of the best apps

1.Piano Tiles 2

With in-app purchases

Piano Tiles 2 is piano gaming app developed by Cheetah Games. It features simple graphics with thrill-seeking and challenge-taking piano problems. It includes numerous songs, original, classic, bangs, and all other styles. 

  • Website:http://www.cmcm.com

  • Age rating:4+

  • Category:Games,Arcade,Music,Music

  • Publisher:cheetah technology corporation limited

  • Size:97.03 MB

  • Genre:Not available
  • Carl Bates

    by Carl Bates

    My family's favorite game app and for me, this is my favorite stress reliever app. I've been playing this for almost 3 years now and I don't think I would ever get tired of it. It's very challenging game app that really eases my stress away haha I

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2.Chordify

Paid: $6.99 1 month

Chrodify is a website that provides chords for songs for guitar, piano, and ukulele. The site has an extensive catalog of songs, including chart-toppers, newly released songs, and classic songs for all ages. 

  • Website:https://chordify.net/

  • Age rating:12+

  • Category:Music

  • Publisher:Chordify BV

  • Size:Not available
  • Genre:Not available
  • Gijs Bekenkamp

    by Gijs Bekenkamp

    Chordify is your #1 platform for chords. We help musicians of all levels to learn and play the music they love. Chordify gives you the chords for any song and aligns them to the music in a simple to use player. With animated views for guitar, pian

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3.iReal Pro

Paid: $12.99 With in-app purchases

iReal Pro is a music learning app that is intended to be used by musicians, no matter if you're a beginner or an expert. Play by yourself? This app can simulate you have a band. HQ audio support.

  • Website:http://irealpro.com

  • Age rating:4+

  • Category:Music, Education

  • Publisher:Technimo LLC

  • Size:109.79 MB

  • Genre:Not available
  • Ashley Patel

    by Ashley Patel

    The iReal Pro is a great tool for every musician. When I am practicing by myself, I use the iReal Pro so that It can appear that I have the whole band with me. It has also helped me to create some new music that I hope to unleash one day.

4.Perfect Piano

with in-app purchases

Perfect Piano teaches users how to play the piano with its 88-key piano keyboard. It features different built-in sound effects and supports multitouch screen. You can record and share the songs you play and even set them as ringtone.



  • Christian Payne

    by Christian Payne

    This app is really living up to his name!! I took piano classes when I was a kid but when I grew up I totally forgot all the keys that I learned so I tried to download this app to restore my knowledge and surprising it really works! It helped me t

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5.Piano

With in-app purchases

Piano is an electric keyboard simulator that allows you to play music with different sounds, including grand piano, violin, accordion, organ, harpsichord and guitar. It has an 88 key piano keyboard and includes mini games to play.

  • José Alfredo Amador

    by José Alfredo Amador

    First, the piano sound is realistic, and that's sometimes all one wants. Further, the app can be used as a teaching tool. There are quite a few ways t More

  • by Adam Hunt

    I was looking for a piano app for my iPhone, but Piano is an app for the google play store. Because I cannot install this app onto my iPhone, I cannot More

6.Piano app

With in-app purchases

Learn how to play your favorite songs on the piano with this app: just play the song and learn how to play it by playing the notes displayed on your screen. You will be able to challenge your friends to play that song, sending them the sheet via Whatsapp, Facebook or Twitter. 

  • Website:http://www.yokee.tv/piano/

  • Age rating:4+

  • Category:Music,Games,Family

  • Publisher:Yokee Music LTD

  • Size:87.53 MB

  • Genre:Not available

  • by Liliana Orozco

    As a beginner playing the piano this has been great in helping me learn the basic techniques. The variety of songs has opened up a large music scale for me to find what works best for me.

7.Yousician

with in-app purchases
Yousician is the personal music tutor for the digital age. Learn at your own pace, whenever and wherever you want. The app listens to you play the guitar and gives instant feedback on your accuracy and timing.
  • Website:https://yousician.com/

  • Age rating:4+

  • Category:Education

  • Publisher:Yousician Ltd

  • Size:Not available
  • Genre:Not available

  • by Wayne Silva

    This is a must have app for people starting out playing a musical instrument. Very high reviews as well. If I were a new to playing instruments I'd download this right away to get me on the right track.

8.Pianist HD

with in-app purchases

Pianist HD is a virtual keyboard that allows you to play music at any speed and without effort. It includes over 128 musical MIDI instruments, more than 12 sampled voices and offers you more than 50.000 songs to play.

  • by Alice Lawson

    This app seems almost too good to be true with its abilities and incredible features, such as being able to modify pre-programmed MIDI instruments. Any negative complaints involve a snobbishness from trained musicians, such as tempos not being cor

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9.Piano Companion

With in-app purchases

Piano Companion is a free virtual piano that offers a great flexibility on piano chords and offers a lot of modes. It's full-featured for piano learning and a great tool for those musicians that want to play piano on a handheld device.

  • by Jesse Wallace

    This app is a pretty cool virtual piano. I like the modes offered and it seems responsive and has a nice tone. I just wish it had a few more features.

10.Flowkey

Varies by plan

Flowkey is a tool that helps you learn piano by playing the songs you like most. It works well with both acoustic and electric pianos and helps you learn to play this instrument in an easy, friendly way.

  • Website:http://www.flowkey.com/en
  • Age rating:Not available
  • Category:Not available
  • Publisher:Not available
  • Size:Not available
  • Genre:Not available

    11.Piano 3D

    With in-app purchases

    Piano 3D is a piano learning and music discovery tool. Its features include #D graphics, ultra-realistic multi-sampled piano sound, numerous piano instruments, huge song library, etc. It was developed by Massive Technologies Inc.

    • Website:http://www.thepianoapp.com/

    • Age rating:4+

    • Category:Music,Simulation,Music,Games

    • Publisher:Massive Technologies Inc.

    • Size:222.82 MB

    • Genre:Not available
    • Emma Olson

      by Emma Olson

      I am deeply in love with this app especially with its 3D graphics and ultra-realistic sounds. Plus, I can even compose my own music and songs and then share it on my social media accounts. The developer of this app is very much eager to provide qu

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    12.Piano Lesson PianoMan

    With in-app purchases

    Piano Lesson PianoMan is a free game for iOS and Android in which you can challenge your friends (up to 3 rivals) in the online mode. The players can play just with one fingertip. It also provides lots of popular songs available.

    • Website:http://www.yudo.jp/

    • Age rating:4+

    • Category:Games,Music,Action,Music

    • Publisher:Yudo Inc.

    • Size:27.62 MB

    • Genre:Not available
    • Megan Walters

      by Megan Walters

      This game is a pretty fun piano app. It lets you battle against other players which is cool but the song selection isn't great. Most of the songs have More

    • Christine Carr

      by Christine Carr

      Now you play and battle competition in this fun piano battle game. One regret the trial is too short. It would be great to get more gaming here for yo More

    13.Piano Melody

    Free download

    Piano Melody is a piano application that lets users learn to play their favorite songs on the piano by playing back the melody. It also offers 700 songs to learn from different eras and genres. It was developed by Learn To Master Ltd.

    • Billy Walsh

      by Billy Walsh

      Pretty good app for learning piano on the phone. It's so easy to learn new songs and their app is easy to navigate and fun to use. But, it could be a bit nicer looking though.

    14.Piano HD

    With in-app purchases
    With Piano HD you can learn to play piano in an easy way. It lets you adjust the keyboard as you want and make different types of sounds, including bass and guitar. You can record the songs you play and share them with your friends.
    • Website:http://www.17k.com

    • Age rating:4+

    • Category:Music,Entertainment

    • Publisher:ZongMing Yang

    • Size:43.48 MB

    • Genre:Not available
    • Harry Johnson

      by Harry Johnson

      It's apparently a mediocre learning tool, and it's able to record and play back your songs. I don't understand why it needs to record your songs though; it really should just redo the timing and placement of the keys you push.

    15.Piano 3D

    with in-app purchases

    Piano 3D is a piano learning app that features a full-size keyboard. It has easy-to-follow tutorials for songs from all genres. Aside from this, the app teaches basic music theory such as key signatures and note names. 

    • Website:https://piano3d.com/

    • Age rating:4+

    • Category:Entertainment

    • Publisher:Alex Sikilinda

    • Size:Not available
    • Genre:Not available

      DID YOU KNOW

      A standard piano can have upwards of 12000 moving parts. Each string of a piano holds approximately 168 pounds of tension, making the total tension of a standard piano with 236 strings a whopping 18 tons. Though the piano is a stringed instrument, it is considered to be a percussion instrument because of the mode of sound making, where the strings are struck and not plucked. That is why, in a typical symphonic orchestra set-up, the piano is positioned in the percussion section. Among all the keyboard instruments, the piano is arguably the most popular. It’s cousin, the pipe organ, dubbed by Mozart as the “king of instruments,” preceded the piano by centuries. It is believed to be invented in Greece in the 3rd century BC, while the piano was not invented until the 1700s. Its invention is credited to Bartolomeo Cristofori, an Italian maker of musical instruments. Cristofori wanted to call the instrument “arpicembalo,” which literally translates to “harp-harpsichord.” The piano got its name by accident, as a truncation of the phrase “che fa’ il piano, e il forte,” which is a reference to the ability of the piano to make soft and loud sounds. In Italian, the word “piano” means soft, with “pianissimo” as its superlative form.

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