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Topic: looking for an online tool that I can spell a cord and get a diagram

Hi Everyone,
      I am a new member to Chordie so please bear with me. I am looking for an online tool that I can enter the chord spelling, (ex: CEG for C, or AC#E for A). In turn the software would produce a chord diagram of the position of the chord. I don't even know if anything like this exists. If it does could someone point me in the right direction. Thanks in advance for any responses. 

  • beamer
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Re: looking for an online tool that I can spell a cord and get a diagram

here ya go, not to mention the chord finder  this site saves me weekly. https://jguitar.com/chordsearch

alsoalong with this you may need  https://autochords.com/     

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  • Registered: 2020-10-20
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Re: looking for an online tool that I can spell a cord and get a diagram

Thank you very much Metalizer. This is exactly what I was looking for.     

  • Registered: 2023-12-05
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Re: looking for an online tool that I can spell a cord and get a diagram

good post     

  • Registered: 2023-12-26
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Re: looking for an online tool that I can spell a cord and get a diagram

Welcome to Chordie! For chord diagrams based on chord spellings, you might find Chordify or ChordU helpful. These online tools can transform chord spellings like CEG or AC#E into visual chord diagrams, aiding your musical journey. Happy playing!     

  • Registered: 2025-09-26
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Re: looking for an online tool that I can spell a cord and get a diagram

There are some great online tools for that! Check out ChordPic or Guitar Chord Finder — you can type in a chord or build your own, and it’ll show you a diagram. Super handy for learning and creating chords.     

  • Registered: 2025-09-27
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Re: looking for an online tool that I can spell a cord and get a diagram

hello everyone...!     

  • Registered: 2026-03-10
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Re: looking for an online tool that I can spell a cord and get a diagram

Welcome to the forum!

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Re: looking for an online tool that I can spell a cord and get a diagram

go to resources on this site (Top bar) and find chord chart
Voila !     

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Re: looking for an online tool that I can spell a cord and get a diagram

yeah the jguitar chord search that beamer mentioned is solid for building chords from intervals. if you're more looking to find what chords are in a specific song tho, i've been using chordroom lately and it's pretty handy for that - you search a song and it lays out all the chords for you. different use case but figured i'd mention it since i wasn't sure exactly what you were after.     

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Re: looking for an online tool that I can spell a cord and get a diagram

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