Printable Blank Chord Diagram (Free PDF)
This page includes a printable blank chord diagram (free PDF) you can use to write chord shapes, voicings, and progressions. If you’re looking for a blank chord chart or blank chord template for guitar, download it below and print as many copies as you need for practice and songwriting.
What’s included in the PDF
You’ll get a clean page of empty chord boxes (a printable chord chart) designed for quick note-taking. Use it to map new chord shapes, barre chords, and chord progressions.
You can download a printable PDF version of this blank chord diagrams here (a free blank chord chart / blank chord template for writing chord shapes and progressions).
How to use chord diagrams
Use these blank chord diagrams to write down chord shapes, fingerings, and progressions. Start by writing the chord name above the box, then mark your finger positions as dots on the strings. If you want to be extra clear, add finger numbers (1–4) and the fret number for movable shapes. This is a simple way to save chords you discover and build your own chord chart library over time.
FAQ
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Yes — it’s a printable blank chord diagram PDF you can download and print instantly.
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A chord diagram is one box. A blank chord chart is a full page of chord diagrams you can fill in.
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It prints cleanly on A4 and US Letter. If needed, choose “Fit to page” in your printer settings.
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Draw a line across the strings on the fret you’re barring, then add dots for any extra fingers. Writing the fret number also helps for movable shapes.
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If you’re learning movable shapes, yes. Marking the root note makes it easier to understand the chord and transpose it to other keys.
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Definitely. Write each chord in order and add quick notes like strumming pattern, tempo, or capo fret to remember the progression later.
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Yes. Write the capo fret (for example “Capo 2”) above the chord name, then draw the chord shape normally.
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This chart is designed for standard right-handed diagrams. If you play left-handed, you can still use it by mirroring the shape or writing the string names above the box for clarity.