Chord LibraryBeta

The library contains hundreds of guitar chord diagrams across all 12 keys, covering major, minor, seventh, major seventh, minor seventh, diminished, augmented, suspended, sixth, ninth, eleventh, thirteenth, power chords, slash chords, and many more extended and altered chord types.

Type a root note and chord type into the search bar — for example "Cmaj7", "F#m", or "Bb7sus4". The library filters in real time as you type.

Yes. Use the category filter buttons to browse by chord family — major, minor, dominant seventh, major seventh, minor seventh, diminished, augmented, suspended, power chords, slash chords, and more.

Each diagram shows the guitar fretboard from above. Vertical lines are strings (low E on the left, high E on the right) and horizontal lines are frets. Filled dots show where to place your fingers. A number inside the dot indicates which finger to use (1 = index, 4 = pinky). An O above a string means play it open; an X means mute it. A thick bar across multiple strings indicates a barre.

The numbers indicate which finger to use: 1 is the index finger, 2 is the middle finger, 3 is the ring finger, and 4 is the pinky.