Guitar chords

Diagrams for 529 chords in every key. Open a chord to see every way to play it, the notes it uses, and hear how it sounds.

Start with these 8 chords

Open chords with no barre. Together they cover thousands of songs.

The most used chord types in all 12 keys.

Key	Major	Minor	7	maj7	m7	sus2	sus4	dim	aug
C	C	Cm	C7	Cmaj7	Cm7	Csus2	Csus4	Cdim	Caug
C♯	C♯	C♯m	C♯7	C♯maj7	C♯m7	C♯sus2	C♯sus4	C♯dim	C♯aug
D	D	Dm	D7	Dmaj7	Dm7	Dsus2	Dsus4	Ddim	Daug
E♭	E♭	E♭m	E♭7	E♭maj7	E♭m7	E♭sus2	E♭sus4	E♭dim	E♭aug
E	E	Em	E7	Emaj7	Em7	Esus2	Esus4	Edim	Eaug
F	F	Fm	F7	Fmaj7	Fm7	Fsus2	Fsus4	Fdim	Faug
F♯	F♯	F♯m	F♯7	F♯maj7	F♯m7	F♯sus2	F♯sus4	F♯dim	F♯aug
G	G	Gm	G7	Gmaj7	Gm7	Gsus2	Gsus4	Gdim	Gaug
A♭	A♭	A♭m	A♭7	A♭maj7	A♭m7	A♭sus2	A♭sus4	A♭dim	A♭aug
A	A	Am	A7	Amaj7	Am7	Asus2	Asus4	Adim	Aaug
B♭	B♭	B♭m	B♭7	B♭maj7	B♭m7	B♭sus2	B♭sus4	B♭dim	B♭aug
B	B	Bm	B7	Bmaj7	Bm7	Bsus2	Bsus4	Bdim	Baug

C chords44

C♯ chords40

D chords45

E♭ chords40

E chords56

F chords47

F♯ chords40

G chords45

A♭ chords40

A chords52

B♭ chords40

B chords40

The vertical lines are the strings. The thickest string, low E, is on the left.
The horizontal lines are the frets. The thick bar at the top is the nut. A label like "5fr" means the diagram starts at the 5th fret.
Dots show where to press. The number is the finger: 1 index, 2 middle, 3 ring, 4 pinky. Orange dots are the root note.
○ above a string means play it open. × means don't play it.