Edit and adapt chord sheets
Change key, find easier shapes and prepare a comfortable version to play.
Transposition, simplification and capo selection are related but different tasks. Transposition changes the real pitch; a capo changes the shapes used on the instrument; simplification reduces the complexity of selected chord extensions.
Use these tools to adapt a chord sheet to a voice, instrument and skill level without rewriting every chord by hand.
Transpose chordsPaste a chord sheet and move every chord up or down while keeping lyrics unchanged.→Capo calculatorFind the capo fret and chord shapes that let you play a song more comfortably.→Simplify chordsReduce chord extensions and inversions to create an easier version of a chord sheet.→Chord sheet to PDFPaste or edit a chord sheet and generate a lightweight printable PDF.→Harmonic Field GeneratorChoose a key and view its major or minor diatonic chords, scale degrees, seventh chords, playback, and copy tools.→Guitar Chord DictionarySearch chords such as C, F#m7, Bbmaj7 or D/F# and view notes, formulas, fretboard shapes and playback.→Chord Identifier by NotesSelect the notes you are playing and find the chord names that best match them, including inversions.→Music Scale GeneratorGenerate major, minor, pentatonic, blues and modal scales with notes, intervals, piano and guitar fretboard maps.→Interactive Circle of FifthsExplore neighboring keys, relative minors, key signatures and diatonic chords with an interactive circle of fifths.→
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