Input
Choose one MP4, MOV, or M4A file up to 100 MB and 5 minutes. The file must contain an audio track that your browser can decode.
Video soundtrack in, editable notes out
Choose an MP4, MOV, or M4A file. This converter reads its audio track on your device, detects pitched notes, and gives you a downloadable .mid file.
MP4 · MOV · M4A
Keep this tab open while your device analyzes the audio track.
Conversion complete
Your media file stays on this device.
Support and limits
Choose one MP4, MOV, or M4A file up to 100 MB and 5 minutes. The file must contain an audio track that your browser can decode.
The video picture is ignored. The converter analyzes the soundtrack; it does not read hands, keys, captions, or notation shown in the frames.
You get one standard .mid file containing detected note pitch, timing, duration, and velocity on one track.
MP4 and MOV are containers, so two files with the same extension can use different audio codecs. If this browser cannot decode one, export its soundtrack as M4A, MP3, or WAV and try again.
How to convert MP4 to MIDI
FAQ
Choose the MP4 above, wait while this browser decodes its audio track and detects notes, then select Download MIDI. The file is processed on your device rather than uploaded to this site.
No. It converts the soundtrack only. It cannot infer notes from moving hands, piano keys, captions, or sheet music shown in the video.
MP4 is a container, not one audio codec. Conversion works only when this browser can decode the file's audio track. Export unsupported audio as M4A, MP3, or WAV before trying again.
Yes when the MOV contains a browser-decodable audio track. Select the file the same way as an MP4. The converter analyzes audio, ignores video frames, and produces one .mid file.
The selected file is decoded and analyzed in this browser. This page does not send it to a conversion server, and there is no login or saved history.
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For a WAV recording, use the WAV-to-MIDI converter. For compressed audio, open the MP3-to-MIDI converter. For a sung or hummed melody, use the voice-to-MIDI converter.