Browse and display guitar chord diagrams for major, minor, 7th, and extended chords.
Guitar Chord Chart displays fretboard diagrams for major, minor, 7th, and extended guitar chords. Select a root note and chord quality, then read the marked string and fret positions as a playable shape. Open or muted string symbols, when present, are part of the fingering rather than optional decoration. The main surprise is that a chord name does not determine one unique shape: the displayed diagram represents a particular voicing, while other positions, inversions, and fingerings may produce the same named chord.
Use the available chord choices to combine a root note with a quality such as major, minor, 7th, or an extended form. The resulting chart identifies a fretboard shape for that named harmony. Similar names are not interchangeable: C, Cm, C7, and an extended C chord contain different note combinations and therefore require different diagrams.
Each marked intersection represents a string held at a particular fret. A marker beyond the nut means the string is fretted; an open-string marker means it sounds without fretting. Where muted strings are identified, do not sound them. If finger numbers appear, they suggest which fretting-hand fingers to use; otherwise the chart specifies positions but leaves finger assignment to the player.
No. Most guitar chords can be placed in several fretboard positions and may use different inversions, duplicated notes, or omitted notes. A displayed chart gives a usable shape associated with the selected chord name. It should not be read as proof that other shapes are incorrect.
Check the strings that should remain open or muted, along with the guitar's tuning. Accidentally sounding a muted string, silencing an intended open string, or using an alternate tuning changes the resulting notes. Fret each marked note cleanly and compare the diagram's string order carefully.
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