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Piano Tiles is a free online rhythm game for playing real songs on a sampled grand piano. Four lanes of tiles fall toward a glowing hit line: tap a lane — or press D, F, J or K — just as its tile crosses the line, and that note sounds. Every tile is a real note from the song, so a clean run plays the melody while the accompaniment runs underneath.
The library holds 88 songs across 16 styles — pop, classical, film and TV themes, modern, rock, jazz, soul, gospel, blues, Latin, hip-hop and Christmas — from Für Elise, Canon in D and The Entertainer to Clocks, Shallow, Hallelujah and When You Say Nothing At All. Every song has three-star ratings, a best-accuracy record and a community star histogram, and the Practice chip plays any tune at 70% speed with note names on.
Browse the full list of 88 songs, or by style: Pop (43) · Classical (9) · Film (9) · Modern (6) · Traditional (5) · Rock (4) · Jazz (2) · Soul (2) · Blues (1) · Christmas (1) · Country (1) · Game (1) · Gospel (1) · Hip-Hop (1) · Latin (1) · TV (1).
Yes. Piano Tiles runs entirely in your browser, with no download, no sign-up and no payment. Just open the page and pick a song.
Four lanes of tiles fall toward a glowing hit line. Tap a lane, or press D, F, J or K, as its tile crosses the line. Each tile is one real note of the song on the sampled grand piano; a clean run plays the melody while the accompaniment runs underneath.
Yes. The game is built for touch, with four large lanes and a hit line at the bottom; it works in portrait and landscape on phones and tablets.
88 songs across 16 styles, from classical pieces such as Für Elise and Canon in D to pop, film, rock, jazz, gospel, blues, Latin and Christmas songs. See the full song list.
Accuracy is the share of notes you hit cleanly. One star starts at 70%, two at 85% and three at 95%; Practice mode and watch-demo runs never affect your records.
Yes. The Practice chip plays any song at 70% speed with note names on, so you can learn the falling-tile pattern before playing at full tempo.
Raise this if your taps always register late, lower it if they register early.
Tiles fall down four lanes. Tap a lane as its tile crosses the glowing line — every tile you catch plays a note on a sampled grand piano, so a clean run is the song.
Low notes fall on the left, high notes on the right — the shape of the tune is the shape of the tiles. The keyboard strip under the hit line shows which key is sounding.
The Practice chip in the song list plays a tune at 70% speed with note names on, and doesn't affect your records.