Guitar Chord Analyser

Not sure what chord you're playing? Draw any chord shape on the fretboard and instantly discover its name, type, and voicing. Perfect for learning, exploration, and understanding complex chord shapes. No signup required.

How to Identify Guitar Chords

1

Draw the Chord Shape

Click on the fretboard to place markers exactly where you place your fingers when playing the chord. Include all notes played.

2

View Instant Analysis

The tool instantly identifies the chord name and type (major, minor, 7th, etc.) based on the notes you marked. See alternative names if applicable.

3

Save and Export

Export the identified chord diagram as PNG or SVG for reference, or save it to use in teaching materials and practice sheets.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I identify a guitar chord?

Draw the chord shape on the fretboard by clicking to place markers where your fingers go. The chord analyzer instantly identifies the chord name, showing you what chord you are playing based on the note positions.

Can this tool identify any guitar chord?

Yes! The analyzer can identify major, minor, 7th, 9th, 11th, 13th, diminished, augmented, suspended, and altered chords. It recognizes standard voicings and unusual chord shapes across the entire fretboard.

Does it work for ukulele and bass?

Yes! The chord analyzer works for guitar, ukulele, bass, and other stringed instruments. Set the string count and tuning to match your instrument.

Is the chord analyzer free to use?

Yes, completely free with no limits. Analyze as many chords and scales as you want, with no sign-up required.

Discover What You're Playing

Draw any chord shape and find out exactly what it is. Free chord analysis in seconds.

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