Real tools, explicit format boundaries
Use a real local score tool for MusicXML, MXL, or MIDI, or follow an honest export workflow from MuseScore, Sibelius, Finale, and Dorico before previewing and editing the result.
Native notation projects must first be exported by their owning application. Open standards can enter the local tool directly. Every route below states the accepted inputs and the fidelity checks before you upload anything.
Export, then open
Export a MuseScore project as MusicXML or MXL, inspect the engraved result locally, play it, and continue in a browser-based editable score without uploading the native project.
Tool input: .musicxml, .xml, .mxl
Open MuseScore workflow →Export, then open
Export a Sibelius score through its built-in MusicXML workflow, preview and play the interchange file locally, and move a checked copy into the NotationAI score editor.
Tool input: .musicxml, .xml, .mxl
Open Sibelius workflow →Export, then open
Export Finale projects to MusicXML, verify the score in a private local preview, and continue with an editable browser copy while retaining the original Finale files.
Tool input: .musicxml, .xml, .mxl
Open Finale workflow →Export, then open
Export selected Dorico flows or layouts as MusicXML, preview the result locally, and continue with a verified editable score while preserving the original Dorico project.
Tool input: .musicxml, .xml, .mxl
Open Dorico workflow →Open directly
Open partwise MusicXML locally, inspect and play the engraving, download a normalized copy, and continue in the NotationAI editor without an AI conversion charge.
Tool input: .musicxml, .xml, .mxl
Open MusicXML workflow →Open directly
Open a compressed MusicXML MXL package locally, follow its declared score document, preview and play the notation, and continue with an editable normalized score.
Tool input: .mxl
Open MXL workflow →Open directly
Convert a standard MIDI file to an editable score locally, preview and play the notation, and correct quantization, voices, spelling, and layout in the NotationAI editor.
Tool input: .mid, .midi
Open MIDI workflow →