A page for the stand
Chord chart generator
Type a title, add chords, download. Each diagram is an open shape when one exists, otherwise a movable E-form or A-form from the finder. Four across, then another row. Muted strings stay marked. This is the chart you put on a stand for a student or for yourself between songs, not a book of every inversion.
Keep the set small
Twelve is the limit because a page of twenty tiny grips is how people miss the x. If the song needs more, make a second file. The title is yours: the setlist name, the date, the singer’s key. Removing a chord takes it off the sheet before you export. The finder is still the place to check a shape you do not trust; this page assumes you already chose.
Nothing is stored
The list lives in the tab. Refresh and the default four chords return. Download first if the selection mattered. The PDF uses a simple Latin face, so the title you type should be in Latin letters if you want it to print cleanly. Chord symbols already are.
Questions
- Can I mix qualities?
- Yes. C, Am, D7 and Gsus4 can sit on one page. Each is drawn from its own grip.
- Does the chart follow drop D?
- No. The frets assume standard tuning, same as the finder.