Which four chords come first?

C, G, Am and F, each drawn as a four-string box with its finger dots.

Which tuning do the eight chords use?

The eight-chord page shows the common fingering for the usual G C E A tuning.

Can I get a baritone version?

You can ask for baritone as a request. The nine charts show the standard four-string layout.

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Ukulele chord charts: first four chords, eight chords, blank boxes

Ukulele chord charts — four large chord boxes of four strings, "C" with one dot at the third fret of the A string, "G" with dots on the C, E and A strings, "Am" with one dot at the second fret of the G string, "F" with dots on the G and E strings, clean printable music chart, thin black lines, bold dots

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New ukulele players start with a few beginner chords. These nine landscape charts show four chords first: C, G, Am and F. They also show eight beginner chords, C, G, Am, F, D, Em, A and Dm, and blank four-string boxes. Each comes in clean black print, a tropical style in teal and coral, or white chalk on a dark blue board. You can also type a request, such as baritone, to shape the charts.

a chord chart pinned above a practice spot
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a blank chart for a player's own chords
a gift for a new player

Frequently asked questions

Which four chords come first?: C, G, Am and F, each drawn as a four-string box with its finger dots.
Which tuning do the eight chords use?: The eight-chord page shows the common fingering for the usual G C E A tuning.
Can I get a baritone version?: You can ask for baritone as a request. The nine charts show the standard four-string layout.

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