Screen recording or PDF
You got the music on screen. Now you still have to make it look good.
- 01Crop out the notation app
- 02Try to line it up with your playing
- 03Start over whenever you want a different look
Built for musiciansBuilt for musicians
Make the music visible.Make the music visible.
Turn the sheet music you already have into beautiful, moving notation videos, so your audience can hear the music and see what makes it matter.Sheet music in. Beautiful, moving video out. Create performance, teaching, and social content without rebuilding everything for every platform.
For musicians who perform, teach, and share.
LIVE PREVIEW
Watch your music come alive. Turn it into performance videos, teaching content, and posts people actually want to watch.
One piece of music. Near-limitless ways to make it feel unmistakably yours.
Your videos should not look like an afterthought.
Three different looks. Three different moods. All unmistakably musical.
You already made the music.
Don't rebuild it just to make the video.
You spent the hours practicing. You got the take. You shouldn't have to crop screenshots, hide software, and fight the timing just to show people what you played.
Musical Captions
Import your music. Style it. Export. Done.
- 01Bring in the music you already have
- 02Choose a look that fits your performance
- 03Export the finished video and share it
Built for musicians who notice the details
Good enough isn't the goal.
Remarkable is.
Start with 100+ templates, then customize colors, backgrounds, highlighting, playheads, and more until the finished look feels unmistakably yours.
100+starting templates
Near limitlessways to make them yours
One lookthat feels unmistakably yours
What a screenshot can't do
Make the notation feel like
it belongs in the performance.
A screenshot can show the notes. Musical Captions lets you control how they look, move, and sit over your footage without spending hours in an editor.
A screenshot stops here
The notes are visible. The look is still someone else's.
- ×You are stuck with the notation app's look
- ×The background covers your performance
- ×You still have to crop, time, and clean it up
- ×You redo the work for every format
Musical Captions
Make every detail feel like yours
- ✓Import your existing notation file
- ✓Start with 100+ customizable templates
- ✓Use transparent backgrounds on your footage
- ✓Control colors, highlighting, playheads, and style
- ✓Reuse the work across performances, lessons, and posts
One creative system
Create once.
Show up everywhere.
One piece of music can become a performance film, a teaching visual, a social post, or an entire content series without starting over.
YouTubeReelsTikTokCoursesLessons
Performance filmIllustrated performance
Creator contentNeon follow
Lesson-readyEditorial motion
Early access
Help shape what comes next.
Join the waitlist if Musical Captions would make your performances, lessons, or content easier to create and far more compelling to watch.
- 01 Be first to hear when early access opens
- 02 Get behind-the-scenes build previews
- 03 Help influence the first templates and features
Before you join
A few honest answers.
What is Musical Captions?
A creator tool for turning sheet music into polished, moving notation videos. The goal is to make it fast to create visual music content for performances, lessons, courses, and social media.
Is the video a real demo?
Yes. The film uses the current Musical Captions workspace, its real notation engine, and 18 actual looks pulled from the template system. The exact early-access interface may still evolve as we test with musicians.
How much can I customize?
More than 100 templates give you a fast starting point. From there, customize colors, backgrounds, notation, highlighting, playheads, formats, and branding until the result feels like yours.
Who is it for?
Musicians who perform, teach, arrange, or share music online, plus ensembles and anyone who wants notation to feel like part of the video instead of a static screenshot beside it.
What happens when I join?
You will get occasional build updates and be among the first invited when early access opens. Waitlist members may also be asked to help shape the first templates and features.