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•3 min readExporting Chord Charts
How to download and print chord charts for your songs
Last updated: January 20, 2026
Give your musicians clean, printable chord charts for every song.
How to Export a Chord Chart#
- Open the song in your library
- Click Export or the download icon
- Select Chord Chart
- Choose your options (key, format)
- Click Download
Chord Chart Options#
Key#
Export in the original key or transpose:
- Select any key from the dropdown
- The chart updates automatically
- Chords are rewritten in the new key
Format#
- PDF — Ready to print or share digitally
- Image — PNG for quick sharing
Style#
- Standard — Traditional chord symbols (Am, G, D/F#)
- Nashville Numbers — Numeric system (1, 4, 5)
Sections Shown#
Include or exclude:
- Intro
- Verses
- Choruses
- Bridge
- Outro
What's on the Chart#
A standard chord chart includes:
- Song title and key
- Tempo (BPM)
- Chord symbols above lyrics
- Section labels (Verse, Chorus, Bridge)
- Structure notes (repeat, D.S., etc.)
Example Chord Chart#
```
AMAZING GRACE
Key: G | Tempo: 72 BPM
[Verse 1]
G G/B C G
Amazing grace, how sweet the sound
G G/B D
That saved a wretch like me
[Chorus]
G C G
I once was lost, but now am found
G D G
Was blind, but now I see
```
Printing Tips#
- Paper size: Letter (8.5x11) or A4
- Orientation: Portrait works for most songs
- Font size: Should be readable from a music stand
- Color: Black and white is fine
Sharing with Your Team#
Export chord charts for your whole setlist:
- Go to your Service Plan
- Click Export All Chord Charts
- One PDF with all songs
- Share with your team
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