Guitar Chord Finder

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Find, edit, or identify Choose a chord with the controls, or click notes directly on the fretboard to build, change, or experiment with chords. Choose another voicing from the list, edit any string, or use −1 and +1 to move the complete shape one fret. The open-string note and X share one control above the nut. Click it to toggle that string between open and muted. Recognized shapes show their chord name and related voicings. Unrecognized shapes are labeled as unclassified sonorities.
About these voicings

Fingering suggestions are a starting point. Results marked Study may be difficult or impossible as complete chords, but remain useful for chord-tone study, arpeggios, and soloing.

Spread triad
An undoubled three-note major or minor triad whose lowest and highest notes span more than one octave.
Shell voicing
A three-note seventh-chord voicing containing the root, 3rd, and 7th while omitting the 5th. Here, shells use the lower four strings with the root on string 6 or 5.
Rootless
A voicing that omits the root but retains enough characteristic tones to imply the chord.

Categories appear only when matching voicings exist. Bb shows Spread triads; try Bb7 for Shell or Rootless.

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