Guitar chord finder
Tap the fret you're holding on each string and it names the chord — the reverse of a chord diagram. Slash chords included. Free.
Name your chord
Holding a shape and not sure what it is? Tap it out on the neck below — tap any fret to place a note, or tap the O / ✕ at the nut to set a string open or muted — and the name appears as you build it, right up to the 15th fret.
How it works
A chord is just a set of notes. The finder reads the pitches you're fretting, works out which chord they spell, and picks the most likely name — checking the bass note so it can tell a plain C from a C/E. It covers majors, minors, 7ths, sus, add9, 6ths, diminished and augmented shapes.
Want the other direction — see a named chord's shape? Browse the chord library, or use a capo chart to transpose it.
The full tool shows any chord across the whole neck, in every voicing, plus scales and ear training. Free.
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