Guitar & Ukulele Chord Chart β fingering diagrams
Look up guitar and ukulele chord shapes with clear fretboard fingering diagrams, in your browser.
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About this tool
Guitar & Ukulele Chords shows you how to play any chord with clear fingering diagrams, marking which finger goes on which fret and string, and which strings to mute or leave open. Search a chord by name to see its shape on the fretboard β a quick reference whether you are learning a song or writing one. It runs entirely in your browser.
Frequently asked questions
How do I read a chord diagram?
The vertical lines are the strings and the horizontal lines are the frets. A dot shows where to press a finger, an O above the top means play that string open, and an X means do not play it; the small numbers tell you which finger to use.
Does it cover both guitar and ukulele?
Yes β switch between standard-tuned guitar and ukulele to see the right shape for each, since the same chord is fingered differently on four strings than on six.
What is a barre chord?
A barre chord uses one finger laid flat across several strings at the same fret, acting like a movable nut. Because the shape is movable, you can slide a single barre chord up the neck to play in many different keys.