Save the chord shapes you actually play.

Keep favorite voicings, quick progressions, and custom shapes in one place. If you find a weird chord you like, ChordStash helps you figure out what it is and come back to it later.

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Hover a shape to inspect it

Keep the exact shapes you mean.

Found a weird chord you like? Hold Shift and click a note to mark the home note, then let ChordStash rank the likely names.

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Gypsy Jazz seed voicings, filtered into a teaser wall.

Hover or focus a card to inspect one shape at a time.

Shift-click a note to mark the home note and unlock likely names.

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Group Suggestions by Root Note

Require Root

Use Simple Equivalents (e.g. Fb ≡ E, etc)

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Add one chord per line, like this : Am, x02210

Optionally, include the group name: Am, x02210, Group Name

Pick base fret

Type a number from 1 to 24, then press Enter. Esc cancels.

This will delete the group and its chords.
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Help

Keyboard Shortcuts

Alt+S: toggle sidebar.
Alt+A: add chord.
Alt+D: delete chords or groups.
Alt+L: lock or unlock changes.
Ctrl+Z: undo. Ctrl+Shift+Z: redo.
Ctrl+/: show help.
alt+n or alt+i: toggle display of interval vs notes

Clicking Chord Diagrams

Control+Click on a chord to zoom into edit mode (or click the pencil icon).
Left Click: add or remove a note.
Shift+Click: set the root note R.
Alt+Click fret: mark a ghost root.
Ctrl+Enter: Save. Esc: Cancel.
Alt+L: lock the main surface to avoid accidental changes.
Click a suggestion to update the chord name.

Moving Things

Use drag handles to move groups and chords.
Alt+drag a chord duplicates it instead of moving it.

Adding and Deleting

Use the + and - buttons in each group to add or delete chords.
To add a group, hover the top or bottom edge of a group and click the green +.

Editing Names

Control-click a chord, or click the edit icon, to enter edit mode.
Edit group names directly in the group header field.

Import and Export

Use More options -> Import Chords to add chords from a file. Put one chord on each line, for example: 'Am, X02210'.
You can save all your chords to a JSON file, then import that file later to restore them.
Use the export button on a group to save only that group.