PlayScore 2

PlayScore 2

Full Notation Music Scanner

4.5K ratings
474 reviews
#156 in top-grossing Music
📚 Education
🎵 Music
Free
In-App Purchases

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 23, 2019
  • March 20, 2026

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Scan sheet music from photos or PDFs and have it played back. Adjust instruments, tempo, and transposition. Export your scores as MusicXML and MIDI for further editing.

Scan music from photos and PDFs
Playback with scrolling notation
Adjust volume, instrument, and transposition
Smart metronome with time signature recognition
Export as MusicXML and MIDI
Create 'Playable Score' documents
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What's New in PlayScore 2

3.66

March 20, 2026

Long-range looping Accuracy improvements Better playback sound

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Subscription plans

PlayScore 2 Professional month

Multiple pages, PDF scores and MusicXML

$6.991 Month
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Charts

Top Grossing

📈 156+8

Music

This app rose +8 positions in Music chart.

Last updated on September 18, 2026.

User reviews

Soooo good!!

This is actually brilliant, thank you, it’s helped so much with my piano pieces and choir scores!!

Not overly impressed

I’ve imported a very simple piece — one of those that you end up drifting off because it’s so boring — and this app obviously got bored too!
It’s a clean scan, but it’s not playing it back properly so I’m going to ask for a refund…

Amazing

Amazing App!

No use

As an experiment I’m trying to upload some music from other apps to try recording covers with instruments I don’t presently play. Playscore 2 has not delivered the percussion I need fro to mimic using a Cajon at all and has this been an absolute waste of time and money. It’s fixated on playing the Songster drum score as piano or flute or so on. One subscription I’ll be cancelling for sure!
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Highly recommended

Great app! Easy to use, and works really well. Highly recommended!

User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Crashes and freezes when scanning/importing

Bug

Playback issues with timing and note accuracy

Bug

Compatibility problems with newer iOS versions

Bug

Exporting to MIDI/MusicXML not working as expected

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Ability to import PDFs and multiple pages

Feature

Improved support for transposition and clef changes

Feature

Metronome functionality and count-in feature

Feature

Annotation and score editing capabilities

Feature

Organizational tools (folders, playlists)

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FAQ

What does PlayScore 2 do?

PlayScore 2 allows you to scan sheet music from photos or PDF files and then play it back. It displays the notation as it plays, scrolling measure by measure. You can also adjust various playback settings like tempo, instrument, and transposition.

What are the key features of PlayScore 2?

Key features include scanning music from images and PDFs, measure-by-measure playback with scrolling notation, adjustable volume, instrument, and transposition for each staff, a smart metronome, and the ability to export scores as MusicXML and MIDI files.

How much does PlayScore 2 cost?

The app offers a free tier that allows you to play and interact with any PlayScore Playable Score, play pages of music from photos, and create single-page playable documents. For more advanced features like multi-page score creation and export, there are optional Productivity and Professional subscriptions available on a 1-month or 12-month basis.

What devices is PlayScore 2 compatible with?

PlayScore 2 is available for iOS devices, as indicated by the mention of iTunes Account for payments and subscriptions. Specific iOS version compatibility is not detailed in the provided description but is generally expected to be on recent versions.

How can PlayScore 2 help musicians and ensembles?

Musicians can use it to learn new pieces by having the music played back and following along. Ensembles can create 'Playable Score' documents, allowing each member to listen to their part individually or with the full arrangement, aiding in practice and rehearsal.