Guitar chords
Follow chord diagrams and chord changes. Guitar tabs can appear when an original source exists or an audio-generated estimate is available.
Chords, tabs and sheet music from YouTube
Play guitar, piano, drums, ukulele or bass with chords, tabs and notes for your song.
How to Use Akordify to Find Chords from YouTube Videos
Search for a song or paste its YouTube video link into Akordify. Our AI analyzes the audio, identifies the chord progression, and displays each chord in sync with the music. Choose guitar, ukulele, piano, or bass diagrams, then slow the song down, change the key, set a capo, and play along at your own pace.
Benefits of Using Akordify for Guitarists
- Turn supported YouTube videos into synchronized guitar chords.
- Learn interactively with chord diagrams and real-time playback.
- Use Game Mode for instant feedback, trophies, and progress tracking.
- Transpose songs, set a capo, adjust tempo, and practice strumming patterns.
Choose an instrument and playing approach
See what Akordify can show for each instrument, then choose the view that fits your practice.
Guitar tabs
Read guitar tabs when the song has an original tab source or an audio-generated estimate. Availability depends on the recording.
Piano notes and roll
Use piano notes in the roll together with chord diagrams to follow harmony and timing.
Drum hits and notation
See detected drum hits and notation to practise the rhythm. Results depend on the recording.
Ukulele chord diagrams
Use ukulele chord diagrams for the song's harmony. This view does not provide ukulele tabs.
Bass chord tones and positions
Explore chord tones and playable bass positions. This is not an actual bassline or bass tab transcription.
AI-generated views are estimates, while original source notation comes from the published source. Availability can depend on the recording. Free access has limits, and some practice tools require premium access.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Akordify work?
Play guitar, piano, drums, ukulele or bass with chords, tabs and notes for your song. AI-generated views are estimates, while original source notation comes from the published source. Availability can depend on the recording. Free access has limits, and some practice tools require premium access.
Is Akordify free to use?
Yes. You can search songs, detect chords from supported YouTube videos, view synchronized chord diagrams, and start learning for free. Premium plans add advanced practice tools, exports, manual chord editing, and other enhanced features.
Which instruments does Akordify support?
Guitar chords: Follow chord diagrams and chord changes. Guitar tabs can appear when an original source exists or an audio-generated estimate is available. Guitar tabs: Read guitar tabs when the song has an original tab source or an audio-generated estimate. Availability depends on the recording. Piano notes and roll: Use piano notes in the roll together with chord diagrams to follow harmony and timing. Drum hits and notation: See detected drum hits and notation to practise the rhythm. Results depend on the recording. Ukulele chord diagrams: Use ukulele chord diagrams for the song's harmony. This view does not provide ukulele tabs. Bass chord tones and positions: Explore chord tones and playable bass positions. This is not an actual bassline or bass tab transcription.
How accurate is the chord detection?
AI-generated views are estimates, while original source notation comes from the published source. Availability can depend on the recording. Free access has limits, and some practice tools require premium access.
Can Akordify find chords from any YouTube video?
AI-generated views are estimates, while original source notation comes from the published source. Availability can depend on the recording. Free access has limits, and some practice tools require premium access.
Does Akordify support multiple languages?
Yes - Akordify is available in 37 languages. Each language has its own localized URL.