Keybird Instruments is a Danish piano maker based in Hvidovre, near Copenhagen, founded by Lander Pinson after he studied composition at the Royal Conservatory of Ghent and engineering design in Denmark. The company emerged from his efforts to build a compact acoustic piano that could fit in small living spaces, and it focuses on lightweight acoustic pianos that aim to bridge the gap between traditional uprights and digital keyboards.

The lineup centers on the Keybird X1, a compact acoustic piano with a minimalist Scandinavian design and a self-tuning mechanism, along with a limited edition X1 built from ash wood. The Keybird L1 is a 49-key portable acoustic piano weighing roughly 39 kg, launched via Kickstarter and pitched as one of the smallest acoustic pianos available.

Optional add-ons include a felt silencer for quieter practice, Helpinstill magnetic pickups for amplification, and a MIDI system with optical sensors for connecting the instrument to a computer. The brand's identity leans on accessibility, portability, and retaining a genuine acoustic tone rather than emulating it digitally.

Keybird has 1 product cataloged on Equipboard, including Upright Pianos.