Piano Chord Chart

The complete piano and keyboard chord reference chart. Download as PDF, print for your music room, or use online. Essential for beginners learning chords and pros needing quick reference.

All Skill Levels

From basic triads (C, F, G) to advanced jazz voicings. Start simple and progress at your own pace.

Visual Learning

Clear keyboard diagrams show exactly which keys to press. Includes fingering suggestions for proper technique.

Theory Included

Learn chord inversions, progressions, and the theory behind each chord to deepen your understanding.

Essential Piano Chord Progressions
Master these progressions to play thousands of songs

Pop Progression

I - V - vi - IV

C - G - Am - F

Jazz ii-V-I

ii - V - I

Dm7 - G7 - Cmaj7

12 Bar Blues

I - I - I - I - IV - IV - I - I - V - IV - I - I

C7 - F7 - G7

Pachelbel

I - V - vi - iii - IV - I - IV - V

C - G - Am - Em - F - C - F - G

Piano Chord Chart
View chords organized by type, with fingerings and inversions

Major Triads

Minor Triads

7th Chords

Major 7th

Minor 7th

Diminished & Augmented

Reading Piano Chord Diagrams

• Black dots = Keys to press

• Letters = Note names (C, D, E, etc.)

• Numbers = Suggested fingering

• 1 = Thumb, 5 = Pinky

• Root note = Usually highlighted

• Practice both hands separately first

Piano Practice Tips

• Start with C, F, and G major chords

• Practice smooth transitions between chords

• Learn all three inversions of each chord

• Use proper fingering from the start

• Play chords with both hands

• Practice with a metronome for timing

About This Piano Chord Chart

This comprehensive piano chord chart serves as the ultimate reference for pianists and keyboard players of all levels. Whether you're just starting to learn piano chords or you're an experienced player looking for a quick reference, this chart provides everything you need in one convenient resource.

Complete Chord Library

Our piano chord chart includes all essential chords: major and minor triads, seventh chords, diminished and augmented chords, and common extensions. Each chord is shown with clear keyboard diagrams indicating exactly which keys to press. We also include suggested fingerings to help you develop proper technique from the beginning.

Learn Chord Inversions

Understanding inversions is crucial for smooth chord progressions and voice leading. This chart shows all three positions for each triad: root position, first inversion, and second inversion. Learning these variations will dramatically improve your playing and allow you to create more interesting arrangements.

Perfect for All Keyboards

Whether you play acoustic piano, digital piano, keyboard, or synthesizer, this chord chart works for any instrument with standard piano keys. The visual diagrams make it easy to transfer the chords to your instrument, regardless of the number of keys or octaves.

Download and Print

Download our piano chord chart as a high-quality PDF perfect for printing. The clean design ensures clarity whether printed in color or black and white. Hang it near your piano, keep it in your music folder, or share it with students and fellow musicians.