Free Chord Library
Look up any guitar chord. Multiple voicings, fingerings, and audio playback for every shape.
Look up any chord, three steps.
Pick the root note
Select the root note of the chord, A, B, C, D, E, F or G, plus any sharps or flats. This is the letter that names the chord (the "C" in "C Major" or the "F♯" in "F♯ minor").
Choose the chord quality
Major, minor, 7th, sus4, add9, diminished, augmented, pick the chord type. The diagram updates instantly to show you the shape, with finger numbers and string indicators.
Browse the voicings
Each chord has up to 49 voicings, different fingerings, positions, and inversions all over the fretboard. Tap through them, hit play to hear how they sound, and find the one that fits your song.
Essential chord families
You found the chord. Now make it sound interesting.
Knowing the shape is just step one. My course Acoustic Adventure includes a "Cowboy Chord Liberation" section that shows you how to take basic chords and transform them with hammer-ons, suspensions, and Mayer / Knopfler-style embellishments.