Chord transposer and capo helper
Type chords with spaces between them and choose how many semitones to move them. Useful when a song is too high or low to sing, or to read a part for another instrument.
With the capo helper, enter the shapes you play and the capo fret to see the chords that actually sound.
Free, no sign-up, works on phones. Nothing you play is recorded.
Transposer
Type chords with spaces between them, for example C G Am F or D/F#. Each chord moves by the same number of semitones (half steps).
Result:
D A Bm G
How to use it
- Type your chords, for example C G Am F.
- Choose Move by (up or down), or tick Guitar capo helper and choose the fret.
- Choose how to spell the chords: the usual chart names, all sharps or all flats.
- Chord types (m, 7, maj7, sus4) and slash chords (D/F#) are kept.
Learn more: Concert pitch and transposing instruments
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