chordfinder

AUDIO → HARMONY

Find the chords
in your audio.

Upload a song. See every chord change.

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Drop audio here or

MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC · Max 14 MB · 10 min

Private, on-device analysis. Your audio is never uploaded.

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SAME SONG.
DIFFERENT LAYERS.
CHORDS REVEALED.

DEMO

Acoustic Example

2:18 · Acoustic Guitar

0:000:190:390:591:181:381:582:18
0:28 / 2:18

HOW IT WORKS

From audio
to harmony.

01

Drop your track

Upload a song or recording. Discover the harmony hidden inside your audio.

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02

Watch chords unfold

See the chord progression on a beautiful timeline, synced with the audio.

03

Play along

Switch between guitar and piano to see how to play each chord.

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VISUALIZE THE SONG

Every change.
Right where it happens.

The chord timeline shows each chord across the entire song. Click any section to jump, listen, and see how to play it on guitar or piano.

PLAY ANY CHORD

One song.
Two ways to play.

Select a chord from the timeline to hear its notes. Explore a C major fingering example on guitar and a keyboard guide, then practice with the original audio.

C Major on Guitar

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Notes in this chord

C Major on Piano

C
E
G
CEG

FAQ

Questions,
answered.

How does automatic chord detection work?+

Your browser downloads a local analysis engine when you first analyze a recording. It estimates chords on your device; your audio is not uploaded. Complex music can produce incorrect chords.

Can I use an MP3 or WAV file?+

Yes. Choose MP3, WAV, M4A, or FLAC files up to 14 MB and 10 minutes, depending on your browser’s audio support. The first analysis needs an internet connection to load the engine.

Can chords be wrong?+

Yes. Complex arrangements, background noise, and unusual voicings can make automatic detection less accurate. The chords in this demo are an example progression.

Do I need to know music theory?+

No. Select a chord to see its notes and an instrument guide. Use Play chord to hear the harmony and practice at your own pace.