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This page contains three ukulele chord charts. Beginners in particular should not be put off by the number of chords at first sight: you do not need to learn everything at once. The basic chords in the first section are the ones worth learning first; the later charts are there for reference as your playing develops.
The first row contains major chords, the second row minor chords, marked with “m”, and the third row dominant seventh chords. Small fret numbers next to a diagram indicate where the fingering starts when it is played higher up the neck.
Basic chords
Chord chart for intermediate players
The chart below is much more comprehensive and includes major, minor and other chord types in every key. If you are no longer a complete beginner, this will usually be the most useful reference chart. Note that the original Hungarian notation uses H for B natural and B for B-flat.
Chord chart for advanced players
The final chart is aimed mainly at advanced players and is easier to use with some knowledge of music theory. “R” marks the root note; the remaining numbers indicate scale degrees.
If you would like to explore even further, you can download a document here containing 3,165 ukulele chord shapes. Enjoy exploring!
