Free Guitar Chords
and Chord Charts
Search, hear and save common guitar chords. Filter by root or chord family, inspect fingering and print your own practice chart—free, with no account.
All Guitar Chords
Browse Guitar Chords
Choose a root note or a chord family. Each filter opens the matching library results.
By root note
By chord type
Free Guitar Chord Tools
Saved Chord Chart
Review, remove and print the chords you saved.
Guitar Chord Finder
Search and filter the complete chord library.
Open tool →Chord Name Finder
Select notes to identify matching chords.
Open tool →Chord Transposer
Move a progression up or down by semitones.
Open tool →Guitar Chord Diagrams and Practice Tools
Build Cleaner Chords and Smoother Changes
Barre chords without buzzing
Check finger placement, learn a smaller F shape and build a clean Bm.
Read lesson →PracticeChange guitar chords faster
Use anchor fingers and a ten-minute routine with a steady beat.
Read lesson →Play alongBeginner chord progressions
Hear five patterns and practise the changes with four beats per chord.
Read lesson →Learn Guitar Chords
Use the interactive guide to understand diagrams and practise clean chord changes.
How to read a chord diagram
Vertical lines represent strings, horizontal lines represent frets, filled dots show where to press, ○ means play an open string and × means do not play that string.
How to practise chord changes
Choose two chords, form each shape slowly, then alternate while keeping every note clear. Increase speed only after the movement feels controlled.
Major, minor and seventh chords
Major chords often sound settled, minor chords sound darker, and seventh chords add tension that commonly resolves to another chord.