ChordProgressions.org

6.7easy start · #14 of 27
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Free trialnot on record
Well documentedyes
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Runs on Web.

ChordProgressions.org is ranked #14 of 27 in chord finder software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Web. There is a free plan.

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ChordProgressions.org Free Free in-browser studio; JavaScript required for studio playback and editing chordprogressions.org · 3 Oct 2026

Compared on chord finder software

Free plan: Yes
Reverse chord lookup: Yes
Progression generator: Yes
Voicing explorer: Yes
Supported instruments: guitar, piano
Chord chart export: Yes
Chord audio playback: Yes

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Purpose: The site offers a browser-based studio for creating, hearing, analyzing, customizing, and exporting chord progressions for guitar and piano.
Progression tools: Its listed tools include a progression generator, builder, finder, identifier, analyzer, and transposer.
Guitar and piano: It generates guitar shapes and piano voicings, with settings for tunings, capo positions, difficulty, inversions, and fingering.
Theory analysis: The analyzer can show Roman numerals, Nashville numbers, chord functions, cadence points, borrowed chords, and a key estimate with a confidence rating.
MIDI and file support: The studio supports MIDI input and output and imports MusicXML, project files, and plain-text chord sheets.
Audio analysis: Audio decoding and analysis run in the browser, and the resulting chord timeline is an estimate with a confidence score that remains editable.
Exports: Export options include MIDI, WAV, chord chart PDF, PNG and SVG diagrams, plain text, CSV, JSON, MusicXML, and a share link.
Local storage and privacy: The site says projects autosave in the browser and stay on the device; imported files are read in the browser and never uploaded.
Security limitation: The studio requires JavaScript for playback and editing; the progression library, key reference, theory articles, and chord tables work as plain HTML without it.
Practice: The practice tool loops a progression with a metronome and count-in, and offers ear-recognition and playing practice in every key.
Library size: The site says its progression library contains more than 130 patterns across genres.
Integrations: The studio lists MIDI device input and output and imports MIDI and MusicXML files; no third-party service integrations are stated on the opened page.
Intended users: The site presents tools and learning materials for guitarists, pianists, songwriters, and people learning music theory.
Price from: Free

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Best Chord Finder Software in 2026#14 of 27

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chordprogressions.org· checked 3 Oct 2026