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Chorder
Chorder displays guitar chord fingerings and lets users explore chord types, notes and intervals on a fretboard.
About Chorder
Chorder is a web page that displays guitar chord fingerings and lets users explore chord types, notes and intervals on a fretboard. The homepage shows C major by default, with selectors for root note and chord type.
Users can switch the fretboard display between fingering, notes and diatonic intervals, and choose from several numbered variations of a chord. The page also offers hand posture, notation score and guitar tablature options, along with step-by-step string instructions for playing the chord. The source does not state pricing, platforms beyond the web, or any usage limits.
Key features
- Select any of the 12 root notes, including sharp and flat names
- Choose from more than 30 chord types, such as major, minor, 7 and maj9
- Toggle the fretboard between fingering, note names and diatonic intervals
- Browse numbered variations of a chord, shown as variations 1 to 7 for C major
- View hand posture, notation score and guitar tablature for a chord
- Follow written string-by-string fingering instructions and share or embed the page
Best for: Guitar players who want to look up a chord shape and see how its notes are arranged on the fretboard.
Good for
- Gives string-by-string fingering instructions for C major
- Shows notes and diatonic intervals on the same fretboard display
Chorder at a glance
- Website
- chorder.com/guitar-chords
- Category
- Lifestyle & Hobbies › Hobbies & DIY
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Chorder FAQ
How do I play the C major chord shown on the homepage?
Starting from the low E string, do not play it. Press the 3rd fret of the A string with your ring finger, the 2nd fret of the D string with your middle finger, and the 1st fret of the B string with your index finger. Play the G and high E strings open, then strum the strings one by one to check that each tone rings clearly.
Can I change the chord shown on the page?
Yes. The page includes a selector for the root note and a selector for the chord type, such as minor or maj7.
Can I share or embed a chord page?
The page includes options to copy a link, copy an embed code, and share the page.
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