Built for musicians who cannot keep touching the screen.
The useful moment is simple: the PDF is open, the music is long, and both hands are already busy.
Piano and keyboard
Keep a score or exercise moving through slow practice, warmups, and repeated sections.
Guitar, strings, and choir
Use a steady pace for chord charts, worship sets, choir PDFs, or lesson material.
Teachers and rehearsals
Reduce the small interruptions that happen when a PDF page needs another swipe.
Open a PDF, set the speed, and practice.
PDF AutoScroll is intentionally small. It is not a full notation system. It is the control you need when your score is already a PDF.
- Open a PDF score, chart, or practice document.
- Choose a scroll speed that matches the section.
- Start auto-scroll and keep playing without another page turn.
Guides for the searches musicians already make.
These pages explain the use cases clearly before sending people to the App Store.
No pedal. No page turn. Just a steady score.
A Bluetooth pedal is useful for many players, but some practice sessions only need a quiet timed scroll. PDF AutoScroll gives that job its own simple control.
Local, focused, and private.
Your practice PDFs should stay yours. PDF AutoScroll is designed around local document use and a focused reading flow.
For existing PDFs
Use the scores, charts, and rehearsal documents you already have.
Small control surface
Start, stop, and tune speed without turning practice into app management.
No account required
Install from the App Store and keep the workflow quiet.
Try it on your next PDF score.
Search PDF AutoScroll on the App Store, or open the App Store page directly.
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