Ukulele Chord Library
Common chord diagrams in standard GCEA tuning. With just 4 strings, shallow fingerings and few barre chords, the ukulele is the easiest strum-and-sing instrument to pick up.
Standard tuning: G C E A
From the 4th string to the 1st, the strings are G C E A. Note that the ukulele's 4th-string G is a “high G” (re-entrant — higher than the 3rd-string C), which is exactly what gives the ukulele its bright, jumpy sound. Each diagram below labels the GCEA string order at the bottom; the numbers are fretting fingers (1 index, 2 middle, 3 ring, 4 pinky).
Reading the diagram: a filled dot (with a finger number) means press that fret; a hollow ○ at the top (the nut) means play that string open, unfretted.
Learn these 4 first
C, Am, F, G — once you've got these four, you can strum and sing a huge number of songs (C is the easiest; F is your first little challenge).
大三和弦
小三和弦
属七
大七
小七
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Want to start from scratch? Head to Ukulele for absolute beginners and follow along from tuning to strumming your first song.