Chord Library
Look up guitar chord diagrams for hundreds of chords. Browse major, minor, 7th, sus, and more — with fretboard fingering diagrams. All diagrams shown with fingering positions.
C E G C E
C Eb G C Eb
C E Bb C E
C E G B E
C G C D G
C F G C F
D A D F#
D A D F
D A C F#
D A C# F#
D A D E
D A D G
E B E G# B E
E B E G B E
E B D G# B E
E B E G# B E
E B E F# B E
E B E A B E
F C F A C F
F C F Ab C F
F C Eb A C F
G D G B D G
G D G Bb D G
G D F B D G
G D F# B D G
G D G A D G
G D G C D G
A E A C# E
A E A C E
A E G C# E
A E Ab C# E
A E A B E
A E A D E
A Eb G C
A E A C# E#
B F# B D# F#
B F# B D F#
B F# A D# F#
How to Read Chord Diagrams
Strings & Frets
Vertical lines are strings (low E on left, high e on right). Horizontal lines are frets.
Dots & Symbols
Filled dots show where to place your fingers. ○ = open string (play unfretted). × = muted (don't play).
Barre Chords
A thick rounded bar across multiple strings means one finger presses all those strings at that fret.
Why Use Our Chord Library
Clear SVG Diagrams
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Note Labels
Each diagram shows the notes contained in the chord so you understand the theory.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does × mean?
× means that string should not be played. Either mute it with a fretting finger or avoid plucking it with your picking hand.
What is a barre chord?
A barre chord uses one finger (usually the index) to press down all or several strings at one fret, creating a movable chord shape.
What is the difference between major and minor?
Major chords have a bright, happy sound. Minor chords use a flattened third and sound darker or sadder. Changing Am to A major is just one note difference.
What does maj7 mean?
A major 7th chord (maj7) adds the 7th note of the major scale to the chord. It has a dreamy, jazzy quality. A7 is different — it uses a flattened (dominant) 7th.