Guitar Chord Chart

The open chords most songs use, with finger numbers. Tap a chord to see it large and hear it, or print the chart.

Open chord chart

• Em : see it large and hear it
• Am : see it large and hear it
• Dm : see it large and hear it
• G : see it large and hear it
• C : see it large and hear it
• D : see it large and hear it
• A : see it large and hear it
• E : see it large and hear it
• E7 : see it large and hear it
• A7 : see it large and hear it
• D7 : see it large and hear it
• G7 : see it large and hear it
• C7 : see it large and hear it
• B7 : see it large and hear it
• Cmaj7 : see it large and hear it
• Fmaj7 : see it large and hear it
• Am7 : see it large and hear it
• Em7 : see it large and hear it
• Dm7 : see it large and hear it
• Dsus2 : see it large and hear it
• Asus2 : see it large and hear it
• Dsus4 : see it large and hear it
• Asus4 : see it large and hear it
• Esus4 : see it large and hear it

Numbers are fingers: 1 index, 2 middle, 3 ring, 4 pinky. Red marks the root. ○ open string, × not played.

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Make your own chord chart

Type or paste the chords of a song and print just those, with the shape most guitarists use for each.

Chords G D Em C Am7 Dsus4 G/B Cadd9 Title

Per row 3456 Paper LetterA4 Dots show FingersNotes

Left-handed Print or save as PDF

More chord charts

Chords in All 12 Keys

Ten chord types on all 12 roots: 120 chords on three landscape pages.

PDF Letter PDF A4 Left-handed

Barre Chords

Major and minor barre chords on every root, with the root on the 6th string (E shape) and the 5th (A shape). Two pages.

PDF Letter PDF A4 Left-handed

Power Chords

Every power chord, with the root on the 6th string and on the 5th. One page.

PDF Letter PDF A4 Left-handed

Every chart file

Chart	Right-handed	Left-handed	Image
Open Chords	Letter · A4	Letter · A4	PNG
Chords in All 12 Keys	Letter · A4	Letter · A4	PNG
Barre Chords	Letter · A4	Letter · A4	PNG
Power Chords	Letter · A4	Letter · A4	PNG

All PDFs are black and white, sharp at any size, and print on one or two pages. Free to print, copy and hand out to students.

Questions

Is the chord chart free?

Yes. Every chart downloads free, with no sign-up, as a PDF for US Letter or A4 paper and as a PNG image.

How do I read a guitar chord chart?

Each box is the neck seen from the front: vertical lines are the strings (low E on the left), horizontal lines are the frets. A dot is where a finger presses and its number is the finger: 1 index, 2 middle, 3 ring, 4 pinky. ○ means play the string open, × means leave it out, and a bar across several strings is a barre.

Is there a left-handed chord chart?

Yes. Every chart has a left-handed version, drawn the way a left-handed player sees the neck, with the high E on the left.

What does the ringed dot mean?

It marks the root, the note the chord is named after. It helps you find the same chord shape elsewhere on the neck.

Want empty boxes to fill in? Print a blank guitar chord chart. Want a single chord in every position? Use the chord finder. Have a shape and need its name? Try the chord identifier.