Guitar chord library

Pick a root and a chord type: each page gives several positions with fingerings, the notes of the chord, how it sounds and a progression to use it in.

C

C♯

D

E♭

E

F

F♯

G

A♭

A

B♭

B

How to read a chord diagram

The diagram shows the neck facing you, headstock at the top: vertical lines are strings (lowest on the left), horizontal lines are frets. Numbers in the dots are fingers: 1 index, 2 middle, 3 ring, 4 pinky.

An o above a string means it is played open, an × means it should not ring. A bar across several strings is a barre: one finger presses all those strings.