Frustrated With Guitar Chord Fingering?

Are you frustrated with guitar chord fingering? Here's the thing, you need a systematic approach- where you learn the most 'finger friendly' ones first.

You can use the guitar chord charts on my website as your systematic approach to master the important guitar chords.

We'll start with some beginner guitar chords, and progress to more challenging ones as the chord fingerings become more natural for you.

There are all kinds of guitar chord charts available for you to use, from our beginner chart, to the ultimate guitar chord chart- literally hundreds of different chords and variations to try. I'll give you everything you need...


Here's what the chord charts will look like:

You can learn any guitar chord with these charts.

It's Easy! The numbers represent your fingers. 

'1' is your index finger

'2' is your middle finger

'3' is your ring finger

'4' is your smallest finger

A '0' on the chart simply means to play that string's open position

Make sure you are always using the proper guitar chord fingering while playing a chord.

If there is no number on the string, just leave it alone- you won't need to play it for that chord.

Once you're finished learning those beginner guitar chords- I've got a few more for you to work on!


Check out the rest of the guitar chord charts on my website! You can download, save, and print them all.

-Guitar Chord Charts

-Printable Chord Charts
-Basic Chord Charts
-Power Chords Chart
-Simple Chord Chart
-Beginner Chord Chart
-How to Read These
-Ultimate Chord Chart