Open a MusicXML file someone sent you, read it on screen, and print it or save it as a PDF. Nothing to install.
Your file never leaves your computer. It is converted here, in this tab.
SheetVideo opens MusicXML (.musicxml, .mxl, .xml) in the browser, engraves it, and saves it as a PDF through the print dialog, with no notation software installed. The file is read in your browser and never uploaded: there is no server on the other end that sees it.
MusicXML is the format notation programs share, but it is not a document you can open with a double click. This page reads it and engraves it, so you can look at the score, print it, or keep it as a PDF.
The file is read in your browser and never uploaded: there is no server on the other end that sees it.
SheetVideo puts sheet music and tab on videos of people playing, lined up with the recording by listening to it. To do that it has to read every score format there is, and write them out again. These pages are those readers and writers, opened up. The video is the part that is paid, and only for full-length exports without the small mark.