Chord Finder: Name Any Chord

Tap the notes, get the chord name – on piano, guitar, bass, ukulele or mandolin. Chord Finder names any chord you play or see written: tap the keys or the frets and the name appears at once, with the inversion, the notes, the intervals and the other names the same notes can have. The other way round, the chord dictionary shows how to play any chord on guitar, ukulele and piano. Every feature is free. NAME ANY CHORD • Tap two octaves of piano (scroll for four): the lowest note is the bass. • Or switch to strings: guitar (standard, drop D, half step down, DADGAD, open G, open D), 4- and 5-string bass, ukulele (high G, low G, baritone) and mandolin. • One finger per string, open and muted strings above the nut, left-handed view. • Big chord name, inversion (Cmaj7/E, 1st inversion) and notes spelled correctly: A–C♯–E, C–E♭–G♭–B♭♭. • Intervals from the root: 1 3 5 ♭7 9. • Alternative names ranked by how likely they are: C6 = Am7/C, Am7♭5 = Cm6/A. • Fifth left out? Still named: C7 (no 5). • Two notes are an interval: “Major third”, “Perfect fifth – power chord C5”. • No common name? You get the notes and the closest chord: C (+D♭). MORE THAN 40 CHORD TYPES Major, minor, dim, aug, sus2, sus4, 7sus4, 9sus4, 6, m6, 6/9, 7, maj7, m7, m7♭5, dim7, m(maj7), 7♯5, maj7♯5, 7♭5, add9, m(add9), add11, 9, maj9, m9, m(maj9), 11, m11, 13, m13, maj13, maj7♯11, 7♭9, 7♯9, 7♯11, 7♭13, 7♯5♯9, power chords and slash chords. CHORD DICTIONARY • Choose a root and a chord type to see the notes and the intervals. • Guitar and ukulele diagrams in several positions, from open chords to barre chords, generated and checked so that every shape can be held with four fingers. • Piano voicings: root position and every inversion on a keyboard. • Tap a shape to hear it, hold it to open it in the finder. LISTEN • Play every chord as an arpeggio or all together. • Sampled grand piano or plucked guitar sound; hear each note as you tap it. FAVOURITES AND HISTORY • Star the chords you want to keep. • The chords you found or looked up are kept in the history. • Tap one to open it again on the piano, on the fretboard or in the dictionary. YOUR NOTE NAMES C D E, Do Re Mi or German H and B, following your language or chosen in Settings. Dark and light theme. 71 languages. PERFECT FOR • Guitarists who found a shape and want to know its name. • Pianists and keyboard players reading or writing lead sheets. • Songwriters looking for the right symbol for a voicing. • Music theory students learning inversions and chord spelling. • Teachers explaining chords on piano and guitar. FREE, OFFLINE AND PRIVATE No ads, no in-app purchases, no account and no internet permission. Nothing you play leaves your device. By FELICE MARRA MUSIC STUDIOS.