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Guitar Pro to MIDI Converter

Convert GP3, GP4, GP5, GPX, GP6, GP7, and GP8 files for free

Choose a Guitar Pro file and PureMIDI reads its tracks, tempo, time signatures, and notes directly in your browser to create a standard .mid. The file is never uploaded, and no sign-in or credits are required.

Private by design: Guitar Pro files are converted in this browser and are not uploaded.

How Guitar Pro file conversion works

  1. 01

    Choose a Guitar Pro file

    Drop a GP3, GP4, GP5, GPX, GP6, GP7, or GP8 file into the converter.

  2. 02

    Parse it locally

    The browser reads existing tracks, tempo, time signatures, and notes without AI pitch estimation.

  3. 03

    Download standard MIDI

    Use the .mid in Logic, Ableton, FL Studio, REAPER, or notation software.

Use cases

Recover old GP5 and GPX projects

Move legacy Guitar Pro tabs into a standard format that current DAWs and notation apps can open.

Move Guitar Pro tracks into a DAW

Preserve multiple tracks, tempo, and notes before assigning new instruments or continuing an arrangement.

Continue editing legacy tabs

Move GP3, GP4, GP5, or GPX projects into standard MIDI for cleanup in current production tools.

Practice separate tracks

Keep the multitrack structure so you can mute, loop, or change sounds for individual parts in a DAW.

Local file conversion boundaries

  • Guitar Pro files already contain symbolic note data, so their pitches do not need to be guessed by AI.
  • Standard MIDI 1.0 can simplify some per-note bends and Guitar Pro-specific performance markings.
  • Conversion runs entirely in the current browser; the source Guitar Pro file is not uploaded to PureMIDI's servers.

Supported Guitar Pro formats

Conversion happens in this browser, so the Guitar Pro file is never sent to our server.

Guitar Pro versionTypical extensionPreserved in MIDI
Guitar Pro 3-5.gp3, .gp4, .gp5Tracks, notes, tempo, meter
Guitar Pro 6.gpxTracks, notes, tempo, meter
Guitar Pro 7-8.gpTracks, notes, tempo, meter

What standard MIDI cannot preserve

Lyrics, page layout, fingering labels, and some guitar-specific effects are not part of standard MIDI. Check the notes and playback after conversion.

Core audio to MIDI paths

Choose the conversion path that matches your source. These pages separate general audio, compressed MP3, YouTube/YT workflows, and local MP4/video files so each search intent has one clear owner.

Frequently asked questions

Can I convert Guitar Pro to MIDI for free?+

Yes. GP3, GP4, GP5, GPX, GP6, GP7, and GP8 files are converted locally with no sign-in or credits required.

Is my Guitar Pro file uploaded?+

No. Reading the Guitar Pro file and generating MIDI both happen in this browser. Audio is uploaded only if you choose the separate guitar-recording transcription path.

Can it convert GP5 or GPX to MIDI?+

Yes. It supports common Guitar Pro 3-8 formats, including .gp5 and .gpx, and exports a standard multi-track .mid file.

Is the output single-track or multitrack MIDI?+

The converter preserves the Guitar Pro track layout where possible and writes a standard multitrack .mid. Check instrument mapping and specialized articulations after export.

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