Free MIDI Download & Online MIDI Player

Free MIDI files to download and play online

MIDI Collection is a free archive of more than 167,000 MIDI files covering pop, rock, classical, game and film music, jazz standards, hymns, and decades of internet sequencing. Every file is a genuine Standard MIDI File (.mid) — a few kilobytes of note and instrument data rather than recorded audio — so you can play it, slow it down, transpose it, re-instrument it, or drop it into a project. The collection is drawn from the public Magic of MIDI archive and is steadily being cleaned up with proper song titles and artists.

How to download a MIDI file

1. Type a song title or artist into the search box above and hit Search.
2. Click the ▶ play button on any result to preview it in the online MIDI player.
3. Open the song's page and click ⬇ Download .mid to save the file to your device.

There is no sign-up, no email, and no download limit. Prefer to browse? Look through MIDI files by artist. You can also upload your own MIDI files or paste a link to a .mid file anywhere on the web and play it instantly.

Online MIDI player — no software needed

The built-in online MIDI player runs entirely in your browser. It shows a live piano-roll, spectrum, and keyboard visualization, lets you change tempo without changing pitch, mute individual instrument tracks, and switch between three playback engines (Tone.js, SoundFont, and a full FluidSynth SoundFont synth) so the same file can be rendered with different instrument sets. It works on desktop and mobile, with nothing to install.

MIDI download FAQ

How do I download a MIDI file?

Search for a song or artist, open its page, and click “Download .mid”. The file saves straight to your device — there is no account, paywall, or wait.

Is it free to download MIDI files here?

Yes. Every one of the 167,000+ MIDI files can be played and downloaded for free.

Can I play MIDI files online without downloading them?

Yes. The online MIDI player streams any file in your browser with visualizers, adjustable tempo, and a choice of playback engines — no plugin or software required.

What can I do with a MIDI file after downloading it?

Open it in any DAW (FL Studio, Ableton, Logic, GarageBand, Reaper), load it on a keyboard or synth, use it as a backing track, or study the arrangement. Because a .mid file stores notes and instrument data, you can freely re-instrument, transpose, or remix it.