Every scale and chord, every instrument, one screen.

Guitar Chord Finder

Tap the frets you're holding on the guitar neck and ScaleSpace names the chord. Mute a string by leaving it untapped. The lowest note you tap is the bass, so x32010 is C and 032010 is C/E. Free, no sign-up, no ads.

Capo and alternate tunings

Set a capo in the instrument menu and the capo fret becomes the nut: an open string sounds at the capo, and frets behind it can't be tapped. Drop D, open G, DADGAD and the other tunings in the menu change every string's note, so the name is always for what the guitar is really playing. Seven-string guitar is there too.

Fret numbers

Guitar chords are written low string first: x32010 means the low E string is muted, then fret 3, fret 2, open, fret 1, open. Each answer gives the shape in that form, with the same chord on piano and bass beside it.

Questions

What chord is G B D F?

G, B, D and F, with G lowest, make G7 (G dominant seventh). G, B, D and F are the root, 3rd, 5th and flat 7th of G7.

What chord is D F# A C?

D, F sharp, A and C, with D lowest, make D7 (D dominant seventh). D, F#, A and C are the root, 3rd, 5th and flat 7th of D7.

Does the guitar chord finder work with a capo?

Yes. Choose the capo fret in the instrument menu. The finder treats the capo as the nut, so an open string is named at the capo's pitch, and the chord is named for what actually sounds.

Is there a left-handed view?

Yes. Choose Left in the Hand setting and the neck is mirrored with the nut on the right. The choice is saved on your device and isn't part of shared links.