Virtual Xylophone Online Free

Tap colorful bars to play — mouse, touch, or computer keys. Private in your browser.

This free virtual xylophone runs entirely in your browser. Choose C major or chromatic bars, shift the range, and go full screen for more notes. Prefer a keyboard layout? Try the virtual piano.
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Tap a bar or use computer keys to play

Computer keys: A S D F G H J K L ; (bars left→right) · Z / X shift range · F full screen · desktop shows more bars Rotate landscape · Full screen · Tap bars · Z/X range

Prefer a keyboard? Open virtual piano

How to Use the Online Xylophone

1

Unlock audio

Tap any bar once so your browser allows sound.

2

Play the bars

Click or tap colored bars left (low) to right (high), or use keyboard keys.

3

Full screen

Press Full screen (or F). On phones, rotate to landscape for the best play layout.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I play this virtual xylophone?

Click or tap the colored bars, or use computer keys A–L and Q–P from left to right. Z and X shift the range. F toggles full screen.

Is the sound private?

Yes. Notes are synthesized in your browser with the Web Audio API. Site95 never receives your playing.

What is C major vs chromatic?

C major shows only the “white key” notes of the C scale (easier for melodies). Chromatic adds every half step (sharps and flats).

Does it work on phones?

Yes. Rotate to landscape and use Full screen for more bars and easier tapping.

Is there a virtual piano too?

Yes. Site95 also has a free virtual piano with a full keyboard layout.

Free Virtual Xylophone in Your Browser

A xylophone online is a fun way to explore pitch and melody without a physical instrument. Site95’s xylophone uses bright bars that get shorter as notes rise — just like a real classroom xylophone.

How the sound works

Each strike is synthesized with short partials and a light click for a wooden-bar feel. Everything runs with the Web Audio API on your device; nothing is uploaded to Site95.

Tips for kids and classrooms

Start in C major mode so every bar fits a simple scale. Switch to chromatic when you want sharps and flats. Use headphones for clearer high notes, and full screen on tablets for larger bars.

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