How to use it
- Paste the song: chord lines above the lyrics, inline [C] chords or ChordPro all work.
- Change the key with + and −, or pick a capo – the chords are rewritten to the shapes you play.
- Start autoscroll and set the speed with the slider to match the song.
- Press space to pause; PageDown or a page-turner pedal jumps one screen.
- Save the song to your setlist or print it.
Which formats does it read?
The three formats most chord sheets use: chord lines above the lyrics (spacing is kept, so each chord stays over its syllable), inline chords in square brackets such as “[G]ride with me”, and ChordPro. From ChordPro it also picks up the title ({title}), comments ({comment}), key ({key}), capo ({capo}) and chorus start and end ({soc}, {eoc}); the chorus is marked with a vertical line.
Autoscroll and page-turner pedals
Set the scroll speed with the slider, from slow ballad to fast strummer. Space starts and stops it, PageDown or the right arrow jumps a screen forward, PageUp goes back. Most Bluetooth page-turner pedals send exactly these keys, so you can turn pages with your foot. While scrolling, the screen stays awake if your browser supports it. Full screen shows only the song, with larger text.
Transpose, capo and simplify
Use + and − to move the song up or down a semitone at a time. Add a capo and the chords are rewritten to the shapes you finger while the song still sounds in its original key. Simplified chords turns complex symbols (Cmaj7, Am9, D/F#) into plain major and minor chords – often all a beginner needs. Tap any chord to see its guitar shape.
Frequently asked questions
Do you upload my songs?
No. The text stays in your browser, and your setlist is stored only on this device, in your browser's storage.
How do I turn pages with a foot pedal?
Pair your Bluetooth page-turner, then click the song once. The pedal's PageDown, arrow or space signals flip a screen or start and stop the scrolling.
Can I print the transposed version?
Yes. Print uses the version on screen – transposed or simplified – and notes the capo.