Chord Maker and Identifier

Put a shape on the board: click the frets, or type them as x32010, and it tells you what chord it is, and every other name it goes by. Number the fingers, title it, and save the diagram as a picture.

String 6: open or mutedString 5: open or mutedString 4: open or mutedString 3: open or mutedString 2: open or mutedString 1: open or mutedString 6, fret 1String 6, fret 2String 6, fret 3String 6, fret 4String 6, fret 5String 5, fret 1String 5, fret 2String 5, fret 3String 5, fret 4String 5, fret 5String 4, fret 1String 4, fret 2String 4, fret 3String 4, fret 4String 4, fret 5String 3, fret 1String 3, fret 2String 3, fret 3String 3, fret 4String 3, fret 5String 2, fret 1String 2, fret 2String 2, fret 3String 2, fret 4String 2, fret 5String 1, fret 1String 1, fret 2String 1, fret 3String 1, fret 4String 1, fret 5

Add a note. Click an empty fret.

Edit a note. Click its dot to change the text, colour or shape, or remove it.

Low string first, x for one you do not play.

On the dots
Write them
Starts at fret
the nut?
Frets shown
5?
Start from one of these

Midi Settings

7.5
Play Style
One pass of the pick from the lowest string up, everything left ringing.
Instrument
350
150

Style

Shows each chord the way this style would voice it, and marks which of its alternatives belong to the idiom.

Layout

Left Handed Mode