Ukulele Chord Diagram Maker
Set four frets, label the shape and download your own clean SVG diagram.
Secure. Data stays in your browserFrets are absolute positions, 0–24. The diagram adjusts its starting fret automatically.
Create a ukulele chord diagram
The diagram uses standard G–C–E–A tuning, with the G string normally tuned above C. Enter 0 for an open string or X for a muted one; fretted notes are drawn automatically across a five-fret window. The left-handed option mirrors the string order while keeping each string’s label attached to its fret. A diagram records the fingering you enter and does not certify that it matches the chord label. Download the scalable SVG for a practice sheet or lesson.
Using the Ukulele Chord Diagram Maker
Draw a ukulele shape for your own chord chart or lesson. Enter the fingering first, then use a label that accurately describes what you play.
Instructions
- Enter Chord label and choose Handedness.
- Set each G, C, E and A string to its absolute fret number, 0 for open or X for muted.
- Check the automatically positioned fret window and string labels. Click Download SVG to save the diagram.
Checking the ukulele shape
A common C-major shape uses 0, 0, 0, 3 across G, C, E, A. Left-handed mode mirrors the diagram while keeping each fret attached to its string. The label is text you supply; the tool does not verify that the chosen notes make that chord.
What to do if the diagram seems reversed or a dot is outside it
- Check Handedness and follow the printed string labels rather than assuming a left-to-right order.
- Use frets counted from the nut. A shape spanning more than five frets marks outside-window notes above their strings.
- Check tuning before naming the chord. The string labels refer to standard G–C–E–A tuning, normally with high G.
SVG can be resized for a printed sheet without blurring the lines. Try the shape on your own instrument before sharing the finished diagram.
