About ChordBridge
Bridging the gap between guitar and piano since 2024
Our Story
ChordBridge was born from a simple frustration that many musicians face: understanding how the same chord translates between different instruments. As guitarists who wanted to learn piano (and vice versa), we found ourselves constantly searching for clear, visual explanations of chord positions across instruments.
Existing resources were either too technical, focused on only one instrument, or buried the information behind paywalls. We believed that understanding music theory and chord construction should be accessible to everyone, regardless of their primary instrument or skill level.
That's why we created ChordBridge — a free, visual tool that shows you exactly how any chord looks on both guitar fretboard and piano keyboard, side by side. No complicated theory jargon, no subscriptions, just clear diagrams that help you learn and play.
Our Mission
"To make music theory accessible and visual, helping musicians of all levels understand the universal language of chords across any instrument."
We believe that music education should be free and accessible. Every chord diagram on ChordBridge is completely free to use, whether you're a beginner learning your first C major or an experienced player exploring jazz voicings.
What We Offer
📊 Visual Chord Diagrams
Clear, accurate fretboard and keyboard diagrams showing exactly where to place your fingers. Each diagram is designed for maximum clarity and ease of reading.
🎸↔️🎹 Cross-Instrument Learning
See how the same chord looks on both guitar and piano simultaneously. This unique approach helps you understand the underlying music theory that connects all instruments.
🎵 Music Theory Insights
Learn which notes make up each chord and why they work together. Understanding chord construction helps you improvise, compose, and communicate with other musicians.
💰 100% Free Access
All chord diagrams and learning resources are completely free. No hidden fees, no premium tiers, no account required. Just open and learn.
How to Use ChordBridge
- 1Browse the Chord Library
Visit our complete chord library to explore all available chords, organized by type (major, minor, seventh, etc.).
- 2Select a Chord
Click on any chord to see its detailed page with both guitar and piano diagrams.
- 3Study the Diagrams
Examine the guitar fretboard (showing which frets to press on each string) and the piano keyboard (showing which keys to play).
- 4Practice on Your Instrument
Use the diagrams as a reference while practicing. The visual approach makes it easier to memorize chord shapes and understand their construction.
Our Commitment to Quality
Every chord diagram on ChordBridge is carefully verified for accuracy. We use standard music theory conventions and common fingering patterns that are taught in music schools worldwide. Our diagrams are designed to be:
- ✓ Accurate — Based on established music theory
- ✓ Practical — Using common, playable fingerings
- ✓ Clear — Designed for easy reading on any device
- ✓ Consistent — Same visual language across all chords
Contact Us
We love hearing from fellow musicians! Whether you have questions, suggestions, or just want to share your learning journey, we're here to help.
Email Us
contact@chordbridge.comWe typically respond within 24-48 hours. For bug reports or feature requests, please include as much detail as possible.
Thank You for Using ChordBridge
Every musician who uses our tool helps validate our mission of making music education accessible. Keep playing, keep learning, and keep making music! 🎵