Guitar Chord Finder

How does this Guitar Chord Finder work?

There are many guitar chord finders on the internet, but with this one you'll be able to find all the possible positions on the neck and choose the one that best fits your harmonic needs.

Which position is the one that has the most notes in common with the last chord I played? This is a common issue in the composition process, and it is often not easy to find the right chord — there are many options and many variations within each shape of the CAGED system.

With this guitar chord finder you'll find the chord you need. There is a fret filter to make it easier — just select the fret range you want to search.

To begin, select the root note from the note selector. Once you have chosen the root note, on the right side of this selector you'll find another selector where you can choose the type of chord (Power Chord, Major, Minor, Dominant Seventh, etc.).

Then click the GET CHORD button and you'll see all the possible shapes for this chord across the entire neck.

If you want to filter the chords, use the fret filter you can find under the Basic and Barre Chords section. Move the sliders to select the first and last fret you want to search.

The numbers inside the black dots represent the scale degrees. For example, 1 means the root note, 3 means the third note of the scale, and so on. If you are looking for a minor chord, the third will be minor (a tone and a half from the root note), and if the chord you are looking for is major, the 3 is a major third (two tones from the root).