Guitar Chordsfinder Beta

Free online sheet music editor

Write your score straight onto the staff: pick a note value, click where the note goes, done. It is free, runs in your browser and needs no account or install.

Keyboard shortcuts and gestures

Press a figure’s key to pick it, then click on the staff to place it. These are the keys:

Notes

  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6

Rests

  • Q
  • W
  • E
  • R
  • T
  • Y

Dot and accidentals

  • D
  • S
  • F
  • N

  • Dot

    Double-click a note to add its dot; double-click again to remove it.

  • Delete a barline

    Click a double or repeat barline and press the x that appears to delete it.

  • Edit a tab

    Click a number in the tab and type the new fret; your fingering is saved and the staff does not change.

  • Move a tab cell

    Drag a number to another string or another beat and drop it wherever you want.

What you can do with the editor
  • Notes and rests: from whole to thirty-second notes, with dots and accidentals (sharps, flats and naturals).
  • Measures: pick the time signature (4/4, 3/4, 6/8…) and the editor will not let a measure overflow.
  • Clef and key signature: treble, bass and C clefs, and any key signature from C♭ to C♯.
  • Special barlines: double barlines, repeat signs and guitar barre marks.
  • Download: export the score as a PDF to print, or as MusicXML to open in MuseScore, Finale, Sibelius or Dorico.
  • Autosave: your score is kept in your browser, so you can pick it up another day.

How to write sheet music online
  1. Type the title and the composer above the score.
  2. Choose a note value or a rest in the toolbar.
  3. Click on the staff to place each note; they group into measures on their own.
  4. Adjust the clef, key signature and barlines if needed.
  5. Download the score as PDF or MusicXML.

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free to write sheet music here?

Yes. The editor is free, with no usage limits and no account.

Do I need to sign up or install anything?

No. It works in any modern browser on a computer, tablet or phone. Your score is saved in your own browser.

Which formats can I download?

PDF, to print or share, and MusicXML, the standard format that MuseScore, Finale, Sibelius and Dorico open.

Is it good for guitar?

Yes. It includes the guitar treble clef (an octave lower), repeat signs and barre marks. If you already have a score and want the tab, try Sheet music to tab.

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