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ScalesGuitar Chord Chart — 26 Basic Chords
The chords beginners learn first, all on one page. Tap a chord to see easier shapes, the notes in it and capo options.
Major chords
Minor chords
Dominant 7th chords
Major 7th · Minor 7th
All 216 chordsEvery root and chord type
Chords by keyChords and progressions in all 24 keys
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In what order should I learn guitar chords?
Start with open chords that use two or three fingers — Em → Am → C → G → D. Once you can switch between those five, add E, A and Dm. Leave barre chords like F and Bm for last; each chord page shows how to play them without a barre.
How do I read a chord chart?
Vertical lines are the strings (the thick 6th string on the left) and horizontal lines are the frets. Black dots show where to press, the thick line at the top is the nut, x means don't play that string and o means play it open.
How do I save or print this chart?
Long-press the image (right-click on a computer) to save it, or print this page from your browser.