Guitar Chord Finder

Find how to play chords in alternate guitar tunings such as DADGAD, Open G, and Drop D, in low, middle, and high positions. Tap a diagram to hear it. You can also name a chord from the frets you press. Free, no sign-up, and it works offline.

Lowest note (the root, or the bass of a slash chord) Other chord tones. The letters in the dots are intervals.

How to use

  1. Tuning – Choose a preset such as DADGAD or Open G, or set each string yourself. Below the strings you can see the chord the open strings make.
  2. Chord – Choose the root and the chord type. For a slash chord such as D/F#, also choose the bass note.
  3. Shapes – Up to six natural shapes are found for each position: low (up to fret 4), middle (starting at frets 3–6), and high (fret 7 and up). Tap “Other shape” to see the next one.
  4. Listen – Tap a diagram to hear it. Under Playback, choose note by note, chord, or both.
  5. Shape → chord – Press frets on the fretboard to see the name of the chord, with other possible names.

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