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Open an FLP file without FL Studio (Beta)

See what is inside an FL Studio project (channels, patterns, playlist, mixer, plug-ins and samples) and take the music out as MIDI.

Opens: FLP, ZIP, FSC, FST
Saves: MIDI, RPP (REAPER), XLSX, CSV, HTML, PNG

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FL Studio project
Choose a file… or drop it here
.flp, .zip, .fsc, .fst · up to 4096 MB
    Replace file

    The .flp project file (FL Studio 8 to 2026), or a .zip of the project with its samples (a zipped loop package from File > Export > Project data files, or the project folder). A .fsc score or .fst channel state also works.

    Options
    Tracks in the MIDI file and the REAPER project

    One track per channel of the channel rack (each instrument on its own track, the usual way to move a song to another program), or one track per playlist track, as the song is laid out in FL Studio.

    More options

    Channels send to a track for their mixer insert, with its name, volume, pan and routing, as in FL Studio's mixer. Off: every channel plays straight to the master.

    When the project was uploaded as a .zip with its samples, also make a .zip of the REAPER project with the samples it plays next to it, ready to unpack and open.

    Your files are deleted after processing.

    Open an FLP file without FL Studio

    Somebody sent you an .flp file, your FL Studio licence is on an old computer, or you switched to another DAW years ago and still have projects you want back. Nothing but FL Studio opens the file, and it does not say what is in it. Upload it here and see the whole project: its tempo, every channel with its instrument or sample, every pattern, the playlist as a picture, the mixer and the plug-ins it uses.

    How to do it

    1. Upload the .flp file (FL Studio 8 to FL Studio 2026). If you have its samples, put the project and the samples in a .zip and upload that instead.
    2. The result page shows the playlist, the channel list and the patterns straight away, with a report you can read or keep.
    3. Download the parts you need: the song as a MIDI file, each pattern as MIDI, a REAPER project, or the lists as Excel and CSV.

    What you can see in it

    • The song: tempo (and tempo automation), time signature, length, title, author, genre and the project comments, when the project was created and how long was spent on it.
    • The channel rack: every channel with its name, kind (sampler, instrument, layer, audio clip, automation clip), plug-in or sample, volume, pan, pitch and the mixer insert it plays into.
    • The patterns with their notes, and the playlist: which pattern, audio clip or automation clip sits where, on which track.
    • The mixer: insert names, volume, pan, routing and the effect in every slot.
    • The samples with their paths, and which are missing from your upload.

    Good to know

    The project file holds the notes and the settings, not the sound of the plug-ins: what you get back is the music as MIDI and the list of instruments and effects to set up again.

    More about what this tool reads and writes: FL Studio Project Converter (FLP to MIDI and REAPER).

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