Chord finder
Type the name of a chord to see how to finger it on the guitar, in standard tuning, and to hear it. Note names can be letters (C, F#, Bb) or solfège (Do, Fa dièse, Si bémol). Fingerings from the guitar chord guide (PDF) come first, then its movable shapes moved to the root you asked for.
Tab guide shape
Click a string on the diagram to hear it alone. Strings run from low E on the left to high e on the right; × means do not play the string, ○ play it open. Roots are in colour, with each string's note and degree below.
Fingerings
guide fingering given as is in the guide; shape one of its movable shapes, without open strings, slid along the neck to this root. The others are found by the search.
Names it understands
A root, a quality, and if need be a bass after a slash. The root is a letter, A to G, or a solfège name (Do, Ré, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si), with # or b, ♯ or ♭, or dièse and bémol. The bass is written the same way: G/B, D/F#, Do/Mi.
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With a solfège root, Do7 is C7: for D diminished seventh, write Ddim7 or D°7.