Guitar Fingering Chart
Interactive first‑position mapping • treble‑clef reading • technique & PDF
Interactive Guitar Fingering Chart
🛠️ How to Use This Chart
Step 1: Set Key Signature
Sharps and flats influence open‑string usage and finger spacing patterns.
Step 2: Select a Written Note
See suggested string and fret (0=open; 1–3 typical in first position) with treble‑clef display.
Step 3: Choose Efficient Options
Pick the option that fits position, timbre, and shift plan; check intonation with a tuner.
Current Key: C Major
No sharps or flats
Current Note: Select a note
Click a note button to see string and fret
Musical Notation (Treble Clef)
Select a note to display
Select a Note (First Position)
Guitar Fingering Chart Image
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🔗 Related Instrument
The guitar is a six-string fretted instrument. For the lower-pitched four-string version, check out our Bass Guitar Fingering Chart.
Guitar Common First‑Position Fingerings
| Written Note | String | Fret | Tip |
|---|---|---|---|
| G3 | G | 0 | Anchor pitch; compare with D3 string 5th |
| A3 | G | 2 | Alt: string 5 (open A2 octave) |
| B3 | B | 0 | Watch string noise when crossing |
| C4 | B | 1 | Keep close to fret; light pressure |