Hands-free PDF sheet music reader

Both hands busy? Let it scroll.

PDF AutoScroll keeps the score moving when tapping the screen would interrupt the practice session.

Download on the App Store Sheet music guide
No page-turn pedal needed Steady scroll speed Quiet practice flow

The best page turn is the one you do not have to make.

When both hands are playing, conducting, teaching, or holding an instrument, even one swipe can break concentration.

No extra hardware Use auto-scroll when you do not have a pedal or do not want to set one up.
Less screen touching Keep the device in place and let the page move through the practice section.
Better for slow work Choose a calm speed for warmups, sight-reading, lessons, and rehearsal notes.

Designed for practice, not performance complexity.

PDF AutoScroll is strongest when the music can move steadily. For tricky performance page turns, a pedal can still be the right tool. For practice, timed scrolling is often enough.

Related guides

Sheet music auto-scroll For PDF scores, chord charts, and rehearsal pages. iPad PDF music auto-scroll For iPad and Mac musicians using PDF music libraries. PDF AutoScroll overview See the main product page and App Store link.

Start with a PDF you already use.

PDF reading and basic auto-scroll are included with the paid app. Optional Pro adds page-specific speed, a start delay, margin trimming, repeat playback, saved PDF lists, and side-by-side reading on iPad and Mac.

Pro is sold separately as an annual subscription or lifetime purchase. Check the App Store for your price and eligibility. If you bought the paid app or a bundle before version 1.3, you keep Pro without paying again.

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Let the score move while you practice.

Search PDF AutoScroll on the App Store or open the product page directly.

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