Purpose

This page will help you visualize the fret board of any guitar in any tuning*. Use the predefined profiles, or create your own combination of # of strings, # of frest and tuning.

(*) any tuning that uses the chromatic scale (12 notes in an octave).

Name of guitar/tuning
Number of strings
Number of frets to show
Accidental
use 'b' instead of '#'

Examples

Regular tunings
6-string guitar ('normal')
4-string bass
5-string bass
5-string banjo (bluegrass)
Alternative tunings (blues/folk)
open A
open C
open D
open G
open Eminor

References


C# G# C# G# C# F
D A D A D F#
• D# A# D# A# D# G
E B E B E G#
• F C F C F A
F# C# F# C# F# A#
• G D G D G B
G# D# G# D# G# C
• A E A E A C#
A# F A# F A# D
B F# B F# B D#
•• C G C G C E
C# G# C# G# C# F
D A D A D F#
• D# A# D# A# D# G
E B E B E G#
• F C F C F A
F# C# F# C# F# A#
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