Live · Browser MIDI editor

MIDI Editor Online

Play, inspect, trim, quantize, and clean up MIDI in the browser

PureMIDI's online MIDI editor: import a .mid file or start from scratch, edit notes on a multi-track piano roll, then export clean MIDI or an editable MusicXML score draft. Runs entirely in your browser — no install needed.

Editor view
BPM

Open a MIDI file or start drawing notes

or drag & drop MIDI, MusicXML, or MXL here

Editing workflow

  1. 01

    Open or create MIDI

    Upload an existing .mid / .midi file or start from an empty piano roll.

  2. 02

    Play and inspect tracks

    Check tempo, tracks, note counts, and problem sections before sending the file to a DAW.

  3. 03

    Light edit and export

    Trim, quantize, adjust tempo, then download updated MIDI or MusicXML.

Why this editor exists

Review conversion quality

Hear whether the MIDI is usable before opening your DAW.

Clean transcription output

Remove empty space, bad sections, or tracks you do not need.

Teaching preview

Play student conversions directly in the browser.

Light production prep

Do basic quantize, tempo cleanup, and trimming before deeper DAW work.

What the editor can do

  • Import .mid / .midi files or start from scratch with the draw tool.
  • Multi-track piano roll with note selection, move, resize, and velocity editing.
  • Playback with per-track mute/solo, adjustable BPM and time signature.
  • Quantize, transpose, copy/paste, undo/redo (50-step history).
  • Switch between piano roll and staff notation, then export standard .mid, editable .musicxml, or an automatically engraved PDF draft.

Editor features

FeatureStatusNotes
Piano roll editorLiveCanvas-based note editing with draw/select/erase tools
Multi-track supportLiveAdd, delete, mute, solo, duplicate tracks
MIDI / MusicXML / PDF exportLiveExport .mid, editable .musicxml, or an automatically engraved PDF draft
Velocity editorLiveVisual velocity lane synced with piano roll
Quantize & transposeLiveSnap notes to grid, shift by semitone or octave
Keyboard shortcutsLiveSpace, S/D/E, Ctrl+Z/Y, arrow keys, and more

Core audio to MIDI paths

Choose the conversion path that matches your source. These pages separate general audio, compressed MP3 files, and YouTube/YT workflows so the upload and accuracy guidance stays specific.

Online MIDI editor FAQ

Is the online MIDI editor free?+

Yes. The browser MIDI editor is free to use with no account required. Import, edit, and export MIDI files directly.

Will it replace Ableton or Logic?+

No. PureMIDI's editor is for quick review, cleanup, and light editing. Serious production still belongs in a DAW.

Can I upload my own MIDI files?+

Yes. Click Open or drag and drop a .mid / .midi file into the editor to start editing immediately.

Does the editor support multiple tracks?+

Yes. You can add, remove, mute, solo, and duplicate tracks. Each track has its own instrument and color.

Can I export MusicXML and PDF?+

Yes. MusicXML stays editable in MuseScore, Sibelius, Dorico, and compatible apps. PDF is an automatically engraved draft that should be proofread.

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