Can ChordMate analyze a Spotify, Apple Music, QQ Music, or NetEase link directly?
No. Streaming links are kept as source references only. To detect chords, upload an audio file you are allowed to use.
Editable chord sheet workspace
Turn audio, lyrics, or rough chords into editable chord sheets
Upload audio, detect a first-pass chart, then edit every chord in context. Review, transpose, and export a clean guitar sheet when it is ready.
Built for singers, guitar teachers, worship teams, and songwriters who want a chart they can listen against, correct, transpose, and reuse.
Midnight Practice
Key G · 92 BPM · 4/4
Verse 1
GD/F#
Walking down a quiet street
EmC
City lights along the window
CG
Every line becomes a chord
G
3
2
0
0
0
3
Instrument: guitar · Tuning EADGBE
Audio-backed chord drafts
Upload a song file to detect likely chords, key, BPM, and time signature, then review the result against the recording.
Editable guitar sheets
Click any chord, adjust the symbol, and review guitar fingerings without leaving the sheet.
Transpose, capo, export
Move the full song into another key, set capo position manually, and export plain text or ChordPro.
How it works
From song idea to reviewed chord chart in one workspace
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Upload an audio file you have the right to use.
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Paste lyrics, rough chords, or an existing ChordPro chart for cleaner line layout.
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Review the detected chords with audio, edit anything uncertain, then transpose or export.
Musician guides
Learn the workflows behind ChordMate
Audio to chords
Turn uploaded audio into an editable guitar chord chart
Upload an audio file and turn it into an editable guitar chord chart. ChordMate estimates chords, song key, BPM, and time signature so musicians can review, transpose, and export a clean chart.
Read guideChord chart generator
Generate clean guitar chord charts faster
Generate editable guitar chord charts from uploaded audio, lyrics, or ChordPro drafts. ChordMate helps musicians create, correct, transpose, and export clean chord sheets.
Read guideChordPro generator
Create editable ChordPro from a guitar chord sheet
Create ChordPro from audio, lyrics, or edited chord sheets. ChordMate lets musicians detect chords, correct them, transpose the song, and export ChordPro for songbooks and practice.
Read guideTranspose chords
Transpose guitar chords into a better key
Transpose guitar chords online while keeping the original key, capo setting, lyrics, and chart layout visible. ChordMate helps singers and guitarists move songs into a better key.
Read guideKey and BPM detector
Detect song key, BPM, time signature, and chords
Detect song key, BPM, time signature, and chords from uploaded audio, then turn the result into an editable guitar chord chart with transpose and ChordPro export.
Read guideLyrics to chord chart
Turn lyrics into an editable guitar chord chart
Paste lyrics or ChordPro-style text and build an editable guitar chord chart. ChordMate keeps lyrics, chords, key, capo, transpose controls, and export options in one workspace.
Read guideCapo chart
Plan guitar capo changes without losing the chord chart
Use ChordMate as a capo-aware guitar chord chart workspace. Keep the detected key separate from capo position, transpose the chart, and export a practical song sheet.
Read guideGuitar chord finder
Find guitar chord shapes inside the song chart
Find guitar chord shapes while editing a song chart. ChordMate shows chord symbols, lets you correct uncertain changes, and keeps voicings next to the working sheet.
Read guideChord sheet editor
Edit guitar chord sheets without rebuilding the song
Edit guitar chord sheets online with audio detection, lyrics, transposition, capo settings, chord confidence markers, and ChordPro export in one workspace.
Read guideOnline chord transposer
Transpose a complete guitar song chart online
Transpose complete guitar song charts online. ChordMate changes chart chords into a target key while keeping lyrics, capo, metadata, and ChordPro export available.
Read guideTap BPM tool
Tap BPM for guitar practice and chord charts
Use ChordMate as a tap BPM reference for guitar practice, chord chart preparation, rehearsal notes, and song metadata before exporting plain text or ChordPro.
Read guideChordPro viewer
View and clean up ChordPro guitar sheets
View, clean up, transpose, and export ChordPro-style guitar chord sheets with ChordMate before using them in practice, teaching, worship sets, or songbooks.
Read guidePrintable capo chart
Printable capo chart for guitar chord shapes
Use a printable capo chart reference to understand guitar chord shapes, sounding keys, and capo decisions before editing or exporting a ChordMate song chart.
Read guideGuitar chord library
Guitar chord library for common song charts
Use a practical guitar chord library reference for common major, minor, seventh, and slash chords while reviewing ChordMate song charts and ChordPro exports.
Read guideNashville number chart
Nashville number chart for guitar chord progressions
Use a Nashville number chart reference to understand I, IV, V, vi progressions, transpose guitar songs faster, and prepare editable ChordMate chord sheets.
Read guideCommon chord progressions
Common chord progressions for guitar charts
Learn common guitar chord progressions for pop, folk, worship, country, and songwriting, then use ChordMate to transpose, edit, and export the progression inside a full chord chart.
Read guideI V vi IV progression
I V vi IV chord progression for guitar
Use the I V vi IV chord progression as a guitar reference for song charts, key changes, capo planning, and ChordMate transposition workflows.
Read guideMinor chord progressions
Minor chord progressions for guitar charts
Use minor chord progression references for guitar charts, minor-key transposition, audio chord review, and ChordPro export in ChordMate.
Read guideCapo transposition chart
Capo transposition chart for guitar players
Use a capo transposition chart to compare guitar chord shapes, sounding keys, singer-friendly transposition, and ChordMate capo settings.
Read guideTranspose C to G
Transpose C to G chords for guitar
Transpose C to G chords for guitar charts, convert common progressions, compare chord functions, and use ChordMate to edit or export the full song sheet.
Read guideTranspose G to D
Transpose G to D chords for guitar
Transpose G to D chords for guitar, convert common open-chord progressions, preserve minor functions, and export the result with ChordMate.
Read guideTranspose D to A
Transpose D to A chords for guitar
Transpose D to A chords for guitar charts, compare common progression functions, plan capo choices, and export an editable ChordMate song sheet.
Read guideFAQ
Are the detected chords always final?
No automatic chord finder is perfect on full mixes. ChordMate marks medium and low confidence chords so you can review them before publishing or practicing.
Can I change the key after detection?
Yes. ChordMate keeps the detected original key and lets you choose a target key, then transposes the whole chart.