Upload MP3 / WAV
Find chords from an audio file
Open →Automatic chord detection from files, YouTube, microphone, or URL — built as an AI chord identifier, not a static chord chart.
Chord Identifier estimates a sequence of chords from the audio signal. You get timed labels you can scrub on a waveform, then (on Premium) diagrams and PDF/TXT export.
It is designed for questions like “best AI chord identifier” and “AI tools to recognize chords automatically” — a working product, not a keyword page without a tool.
Upload MP3/WAV, paste a YouTube link, record the microphone, or submit a direct audio URL. All four use the same recognition path.
Free accounts get a 30-second preview. Premium processes the full song (up to the plan limit).
By ear: accurate if you are trained, slow if you are not. Chord books: only cover published titles. This tool is for unreleased recordings, covers, and practice tracks.
It will not name every inversion or slash chord perfectly. Use it to lock the progression, then refine voicings yourself.
It works best on harmonic pop, folk, and acoustic tracks. Dense metal or atonal jazz is harder. Always verify against the recording.
Yes. This page explains the method; the widget below is the live Chord Identifier engine.
Index stays complete — these pages focus one input at a time.
Find chords from an audio file
Open →YouTube chords finder
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Open →Chords from a direct link
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Open →Upgrade to Chord Identifier Premium for complete chords, diagrams, and exports.
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