chords.me
free · no sign-up · runs in your browser
Free online music tools,
built for real practice.
Transpose chords online free, find capo positions, create clean PDFs, generate chord progressions, tune by ear, and tap a song's BPM — all in one fast browser toolkit for guitar, ukulele, piano, and vocals.
Transpose chords onlineFind capo fretsExport PDFsGenerate progressionsTune by earTap BPM
Live chord workspace
Key of G → Key of C
C G Am F Move the song into a comfortable key Dm Bb F print the chart before rehearsal starts C G F tune up, tap tempo, then play
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Why choose Chords.me
Music practice tools that stay out of your way.
There's no shortage of musician tools that want an email address before they'll let you transpose a chord. Chords.me was built to be the opposite: open a tool, use it, done — whatever instrument you play, or even if it's just your voice.
Genuinely free
No subscriptions, no paywalled features, no limit on how many charts you transpose or PDFs you export. Every tool is free to use, for as long as you need it.
Runs in your browser
Nothing to install. Open a tool on your laptop before practice or on your phone at rehearsal, and it works the same way — Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, it doesn't matter.
No account, no clutter
You won't be asked to sign up, verify an email, or hand over a card. Paste your chart, get your result, and get back to making music.
Built for real practice
Large tap targets, readable type, and layouts that hold up on a music stand or a phone screen mid-rehearsal — whether you're singing, playing piano, or strumming along.
Featured music tools
Ten free music tools, ready whenever you are.
Free tools for singers, guitarists, pianists, ukulele players, and every musician in between — all running entirely in your browser, no installs, no accounts, and nothing saved on a server.
Chord Transposer
Transpose chords online free. Paste any guitar, ukulele, or piano chord sheet and shift it to any key instantly while keeping lyrics, slash chords, and chord suffixes in place.
Capo Calculator
Find the best capo position for any song in seconds — pick your song key and the chord shapes you want to play, and get the fret, shapes, and sounding key instantly.
Chord Sheet Maker
Make printable chord sheets, chord charts and simple lead sheets online. Paste lyrics, chords or ChordPro text, then download a clean A4 PDF in your browser.
Chord Progression Generator
Generate chord progressions by key, mood, and time signature, then play them with piano or guitar patterns. A fast songwriting sketchpad for beginners, guitarists, pianists, and producers.
Piano Chord Finder
Find any piano chord with highlighted keys, notes, intervals, inversions, beginner fingering, and real piano sample playback. Built for fast chord lookup on desktop and mobile.
Guitar Chord Finder
Find clear guitar chord diagrams with finger numbers, fret positions, notes, intervals, and playable shape variations. Built for beginners who want the diagram first.
Guitar Scale Finder
Choose a scale or click notes on a guitar-style fretboard to find matching scales, notes, patterns, and chords that fit. Useful for solos, riffs, and beginner fretboard practice.
Ukulele Chord Finder
Find clear ukulele chord diagrams with finger positions, fret numbers, notes, intervals, alternate voicings, and acoustic chord previews for standard, low G, baritone, and D tuning.
BPM Tap Tool
Tap along to any track and get an accurate beats-per-minute reading in seconds. Great for setting a metronome or matching a backing track, on any instrument.
Guitar & Ukulele Tuner
Tap a string to hear its exact reference pitch and tune by ear — accurate A440 tones for any musician who needs a dependable reference.
Latest content
New music guides from Chords.me
Read practical articles about piano chords, guitar chords, progressions, scales, tuning, transposition, capo choices, chord sheets, BPM practice, and simple music theory.
Guitar Theory
Guitar Fretboard Notes Made Simple: Beginner Guide
Guitar Fretboard Notes Made Simple: Beginner Guide: clear guitar guide with practical examples, common mistakes, and Chords.me practice tools.
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Guitar Scales
Pentatonic Scale Guitar Guide: Complete Beginner Guide
Pentatonic Scale Guitar Guide: Complete Beginner Guide: clear guitar guide with practical examples, common mistakes, and Chords.me practice tools.
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Guitar Tabs
7 Guitar Tab Symbols Beginners Should Know
7 Guitar Tab Symbols Beginners Should Know: clear guitar guide with practical examples, common mistakes, and Chords.me practice tools.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Are Chords.me's tools really free?
- Yes. The chord transposer, capo calculator, PDF generator, tap tempo tool, and guitar tuner are all free, with no usage limits and no account required.
- Do I need to create an account?
- No. Every tool works the moment the page loads. Nothing you enter is tied to an account, and nothing is saved on our servers.
- Will these tools work on my phone?
- Yes. Every tool is built to work in any modern mobile browser, so you can transpose a chart, check a capo position, or tune up from a phone at rehearsal.
- Do I need to download anything?
- No downloads or installs. Chords.me runs entirely in your browser — the tuner uses the Web Audio API to play reference tones, and the tap tempo tool uses your browser's own timing APIs, not a native app.
- Is my chord sheet uploaded to a server?
- No. Text you paste into the transposer or PDF generator is processed locally in your browser and is not stored or sent to a database.
- What instruments do these tools support?
- The transposer and capo calculator work for any instrument that reads standard chord notation, and the tuner supports both guitar and ukulele tunings.
About Chords.me
A small toolkit, built for the parts of practice that aren't the playing.
Chords.me started as a handful of guitar tools online for solving the small, recurring problems every musician runs into: a song in the wrong key for a singer's range, a missing capo position, a chord sheet that needs to be printed, or a tempo nobody can quite agree on. Every tool here is free, runs entirely in your browser, and is built for singers, guitarists, pianists, ukulele players, music students, teachers, and worship teams who just want the answer quickly and get back to the music.
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