About this game
Can you name every white key on the piano? In this free game you label the white keys against the clock. Choose 30, 60, or 120 seconds and see how many you can get right before time runs out. Every correct answer adds to your score and your streak, so you can play again and try to beat your best.
How to play
- Choose how long you want to play (30, 60, or 120 seconds) and press Start Game.
- Look at the question on screen and tap the answer you think is right.
- You'll see right away if you were correct. Your score and streak go up with every right answer.
- When time runs out you'll see your score. Play again to beat it, or sign in to save your results.
Tips for beginners
The white keys use the first seven letters of the alphabet, A to G, and then the pattern repeats up the keyboard. To find C, look for a group of two black keys: C is the white key just to the left of that group. Once you can find C, count up the alphabet from there. Practice on a real keyboard if you have one nearby.
For teachers and parents
A first-week game for beginner pianists of any age. Use it as a two-minute warm-up before a lesson, or as daily practice so students arrive already knowing the keyboard layout.
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Frequently asked questions
- What are the white keys on a piano called?
- They are named with the letters A to G, and the same seven letters repeat across the whole keyboard.
- How do I find C on the piano?
- Look for a group of two black keys. C is the white key just to the left of that group.
- Is this game free?
- Yes. You can play without an account. Signing in only saves your scores so you can track your progress.