Task-first utilities
Complete a real score task first. Each import tool reuses the NotationAI notation engine, works locally in the browser, and can hand the normalized result to the full editor.
Private browser tool
Open MusicXML or compressed MXL files in your browser, inspect the engraved score, and continue in the NotationAI editor. The file stays on this device.
Local conversion tool
Convert a standard MIDI file into editable sheet music locally, preview the notation, and continue correcting rhythm, voices, spelling, and layout in the editor.
Professional score workflow
Start a score immediately or open MusicXML, MXL, and MIDI files locally before moving the normalized result into the full NotationAI editor.
Local transcription tool
Record a short monophonic melody and turn it into editable sheet music entirely in your browser. Preview, play, download MusicXML, or continue in the NotationAI editor while the recording stays on this device.
Privacy boundary
File parsing, MIDI conversion, MusicXML normalization, melody transcription, and score engraving run in your browser. Enter the editor only when you are ready to save, share, or collaborate.
Use the source-specific workflows for MuseScore, Sibelius, Finale, Dorico, MusicXML, MXL, and MIDI. Each page states exactly what to export, what the local tool accepts, and what fidelity to verify.
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