Ukulele C
Input
Ukulele | C | major
Output
G C E A: 0 0 0 3
Guitar & Ukulele Chord Finder
Choose a chord and see where each finger goes. Switch between guitar and ukulele without losing your selection.
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What it helps with
- Check a chord while practicing
- Compare guitar and ukulele fingerings
How to use
- Choose guitar or ukulele in standard tuning.
- Choose a root and chord type, or select a diagram from the chart.
- Read the finger numbers, open/muted string symbols and starting fret; copy the fingering if needed.
Examples
Guitar C
Input
Guitar | C | major
Output
E A D G B E: x 3 2 0 1 0
Good to know
- One representative fingering per chord, not every voicing.
- Standard guitar E A D G B E and ukulele G C E A only; no baritone or alternate tuning.
- Right-handed diagrams; no audio playback or microphone access.
FAQ
- What do the numbers, circles and crosses mean?
- 1 is index, 2 middle, 3 ring and 4 little finger. A circle means an open string; a cross means do not play that string. A horizontal bar joins strings held by one finger.
- Which chords are included?
- Each instrument has twelve roots and five types: major, minor, dominant 7, major 7 and minor 7. These are representative fingerings, not every possible chord or inversion.
- Does it work with low-G ukulele?
- The same fret positions work with high-G and low-G G C E A tuning, but the voicing sounds different. Baritone D G B E tuning is not supported.