My Chord Finder

My Chord Finder is a free guitar chord tool that runs in your browser. There is no paid plan. You open the site and use the tool on the page. My Chord Finder does not listen through a microphone. It works from the frets you enter.

Pick a chord name to see its shapes. When you pick a chord name, the tool shows the shapes for that name. You look up shapes by name. The lookup runs in your browser. My Chord Finder is a guitar chord finder and a guitar chord identifier. You look up shapes by name, or you tap frets to name a chord.

Switch to Identify on fretboard. Enter the fret you play on each string. After you enter the fret on each string, the tool lists every exact match. The list of exact matches includes slash chords when the bass note is not the root. If the bass note is not the root, a match can be a slash chord. The identifier uses the frets you enter. It does not listen through a microphone.

Set a capo first and the matches show the chord you actually hear. If you set a capo before you identify a chord, the matches are the chord you hear with that capo. Press Hear chord to play the selected notes with recorded instrument samples. Hear chord plays the notes you selected. The playback uses recorded instrument samples. Hear chord does not use a microphone.

The site also has guitar scales, chord progressions, transpose and capo charts, and beginner chord guides. Guitar scales are on the site. Chord progressions are on the site. Transpose charts are on the site. Capo charts are on the site. Beginner chord guides are on the site. These pages sit with the same free guitar chord tool that runs in your browser.

A player who already knows a chord name can pick that name and see its shapes. A player who knows the frets but not the name can switch to Identify on fretboard, enter the fret on each string, and read every exact match. When the bass note is not the root, those matches include slash chords. When a capo is set first, the matches show the chord you actually hear. Press Hear chord to play the selected notes with recorded instrument samples.

My Chord Finder stays a free guitar chord tool. It runs in your browser. It has no paid plan. You pick a chord name to see its shapes, or you switch to Identify on fretboard and enter the fret you play on each string. The tool lists every exact match, including slash chords when the bass note is not the root. Set a capo first and the matches show the chord you actually hear. Press Hear chord to play the selected notes with recorded instrument samples. The site also has guitar scales, chord progressions, transpose and capo charts, and beginner chord guides. It works from the frets you enter. It does not listen through a microphone.