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Welcome to the ‘All Guitar Chords Chart page’, with charts of fretboard diagrams for all major, minor, dominant 7th and minor 7th chords.

Links to other guitar chord types – and lessons / articles about playing chords – are also provided. Use the links below to find the chord you need.

Quick Chord Finder

What type of chord do you want to play? (Click to skip to the desired section)

Learn all of the chords on this page, and many more guitar chords, in our printable guitar chords ebook. See sample pages here: .

Major Guitar Chords Chart

Use the guitar fretboard diagrams below to play major chords.

Major chords are bright, ‘happy’ sounding chords. The major chord symbol only shows the root note of the chord, without any additional letters or symbols.

Other ways of playing major chords can be found on the following pages:

Minor Guitar Chords Chart

The following guitar chord diagrams represent minor chords. The symbol for a minor chord is the root note followed by a lower case ‘m’.

Minor chords sound ‘sad’, and are the second most common type of chord after major chords. Only one note differentiates minor chords from major chords: the ‘third’, which is a semitone lower in minor chords.

Alternative ways of playing minor chords can be found on the following pages:

Dominant 7th Guitar Chord Charts

Dominant seventh chords have an ‘expectant’ sound. They often resolve into major chords with a root a perfect 5th lower than that of the 7th chord.

Minor 7th (m7) Guitar Chords Chart Diagrams

Minor 7th chords have a ‘weaker’, ‘less solid’ sound than major, minor and dominant 7th chords. They are often used before dominant 7th chords to set up ‘cadences’, which provide satisfying endings to musical phrases.

All Guitar Chords Articles

Everything you need to become an expert rhythm guitarist!

• Learn how to play your first guitar chords here:

• More information on playing guitar chords can be found here:

• Play famous songs on your guitar: &

• Learn how to play barre chords (sometimes called ‘bar chords’):

• Learn how to write guitar riffs using power chords:

• Learn more about the notes in guitar chords:

• Want to play jazzy chord progressions? Start here:

• Learn some great sounding, slightly more complex, chords here: 

• Play chords on your bass guitar:

• Learn more about 7th, 9th and 13th chords:

• Learn which chords belong to each key:

All Guitar Chords Chart: Conclusion

We hope that you have found all of the guitar chords charts on this page useful. For many guitarists, being able to play guitar chords marks the beginning of an enjoyable playing career!

Guitar Chord Book to Download

Download a printable guitar chord book containing a multitude of chords for all musical styles here: .