Guitar Chord Shapes
Every shape is shown in the key of C. Each chord type has three movable forms, rooted on the 6th, 5th, and 4th string, so you can grab the chord wherever your hand already is on the neck.
"5fr" marks the fret where the diagram starts. None of these shapes use open strings, so to play one in another key, slide it until the teal dot sits on the note you want. For any root without moving shapes around, use the Guitar Chord Reference.
More tools
- Piano Chord Reference
Every 7th and 9th chord on any root, with live keyboard highlighting and a full interval breakdown.
- Guitar Chord Reference
The same chord library mapped across the fretboard in standard tuning, so you can see where every tone lives on the neck.
- Circle Lab
The circle of fifths and fourths on one wheel: key signatures, relative minors, diatonic chords, and progressions you can hear.
- Oscillator Lab
Sine, triangle, saw, square, FM, and noise. Hear each one, read what it is good for, then layer them in a live mixer.
Need a mix, a beat, or broadcast-ready audio? See the production work.