Yubioto | Free app that turns wind-instrument sheet music into fingering charts

Fingering chart

Tap a note to see its fingering

Selected note (written)

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Concert pitch (what actually sounds)

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Keys to press

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Click a note on the staff above to see its fingering. The ← → keys also move between notes.

Show every note as a list (for printing)

Include alternate fingerings

1Load a score

Photo · PDF · MusicXML · MIDI

or drop it here

Photo (JPG, PNG, HEIC), PDF, MusicXML or MIDI.Printed single-line melodies read best. For piano scores (grand staff) only the melody in the upper staff is read.

Try an exercise

Key signature This score is Staff to read Read everything as quarter notes

Detection sensitivity

High-accuracy server: not set (using the built-in quick reader)

If a high-accuracy server is set, photos and PDFs are converted on the server automatically (Audiveris + voting + bar checks). For printed scores the pitches are almost 100% correct. Without a server the built-in quick reader is used and accuracy drops a lot (you can click notes on the score to fix them afterwards).

Drop a MusicXML (.musicxml / .xml / .mxl) or MIDI (.mid) file

Files from MuseScore and free sheet-music sites load reliably.

This file is Part to load

Everything is written pitch for the selected instrument. Each key shows the fingering and plays the note.

Type note names (separated by spaces)

Higher octave: C^, lower octave: Cv, sharp: C#, flat: Eb, rest: R

Click the keyboard to add notes one by one

2Score & fingerings

View

Show only the keys used Wrap Show staff Horizontal spacing

No score yet. Pick an exercise above to try it right away.

3Selected note

Written note (what you read)

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Concert pitch (what actually sounds)

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Edit this note

Keys to press

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4Batch edit — moves the whole piece at once. Individual notes can be fixed by clicking them on the score

Saxophone range (written): low B♭ to high F♯.Out-of-range notes are shown in red; “Fit into range” moves them by octaves.