Left-handed guitar chords chart
Every major, minor and 7th chord in all 12 keys, drawn for left-handed players with the low E string on the right. Hold it next to your guitar and the shapes match.
The 36 chords on the sheet
Press play to hear a chord. Open it for more shapes.
Major
Minor
Free practice game
Learn the changes, not only the shapes
Chord Switcher shows one chord after another on a beat. Start slow and speed up when the changes are clean.
Practice chord changesSongs you can play with this sheet
Every chord in these songs is on the sheet. Play along with the strumming in time.
- Knockin' on Heaven's DoorG D Am C
- ZombieEm C G D
- Stand by MeG Em C D
- Let It BeC G Am F
- Bad Moon RisingD A G
- Three Little BirdsA D E
- Sweet Home AlabamaD C G
- Brown Eyed GirlG C D Em
- Wild ThingA D E
- Twist and ShoutD G A
- Amazing GraceG C D
- Happy BirthdayG D7 C
- Oh! SusannaA E D
- When the Saints Go Marching InA E7 A7 D Dm
- KumbayaG C D D7
- My Bonnie Lies Over the OceanD G A
Printed
Why the diagrams are mirrored
Most chord charts are drawn for right-handed guitars, with the low E string on the left. On a left-handed guitar the low E is on the right, so lefties have to flip every shape in their head.
This chart is drawn the other way round. Hold it up next to your neck and the dots line up with the strings in front of you.
Fingers stay the same
Only the picture is mirrored. Finger numbers keep their meaning: 1 is your index finger and 4 your pinky, on your fretting hand.
Start with the open chords in the C, G, D, A and E rows. Learn the barre chords in the F and B rows when a song needs them.
