Piano chord chart
Every common piano chord on the keyboard: major, minor, seventh, minor seventh and maj7 in all twelve keys, each with its notes. To look up and to print.
Every chord in root position, the root on the left. The dots sit in the lower third of the key — on black keys as on white. For smoother changes there are the inversions, to get started the first chords.
To copy and paste
Tap, and the symbol is on the clipboard. The first seven show on every device; the rest come from the Unicode musical block and appear as boxes on some phones — pasted into a document with a music font they are correct.
Major
Minor
Dominant seventh
Minor seventh
Major seventh
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See AnotonaEvery note on this page is computed, not typed in — following the rule that also makes F# major spell its seventh degree E#, not F.