What's a guitar chord?

The chord is a combination of three or more sounds with a certain acoustic relationship, in accordance with certain rules. In guitars, chords form the basis of melody and accompaniment. By searching for chords and chords, you can visualize which character and chord the finger should be on.

Our online chord search tool is designed to provide the most precise and intuitive reference for guitar lovers, and whether you are a fresh starter or a senior player, you can find the inspiration needed here.

How do you read the chords?

Quints: Right to left is 1 string (most fine) to 6 string (most rough). The vertical line in the figure represents the chord.
Psychic: The horizontal line in the figure represents the pins. The numbers are usually indicated on the left side of the chart, representing the initial character position.
Thin point: Circles represent the position of the finger presses. The numbers in the circle usually represent finger numbers (1-tomphphrase, 2-tom, 3-tom, 4-tom).
Sine and Sing: "O" for the sound of the air string (Open), and "X" for the string (Muded) that does not need to sound or be suffocated.

Common chord type resolution

Major (Big Chord): The sound is bright, positive, and is the most popular chord in popular and folk songs.
Minor (Sing): Listening to melancholy, deep, often used to express sorrow or tenderness.
7th (in chords): It's very tendentious, often used to connect to the main chord, and it's got a bruce taste.
Maj7 (Big Seven Chords): Hear the dream, jazz, colorful.
Sus4 (done chord): It's a feeling of unresolved, often used for decoration and stringing.