How to use this chord sheet
Each box is an empty chord diagram: the thick bar at the top is the nut, the rows below it are frets, and the vertical lines are strings — low E on the left, high e on the right for standard guitar. Write the chord name on the line above a box, then mark your fingers: a filled dot on a string and fret for a fretted note, an O above the nut for an open string, and an X for a string you don't play. Add a small number (1–4) inside each dot to note which finger goes where.
Print a page whenever you're working out voicings, transcribing a song, or building a chord vocabulary to pin to the wall. Prefer a ready-made reference instead? The chord reference poster prints the common open chords already filled in.
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