Sheet Music & Chords
•3 min readExporting Chord Charts
How to download and print chord charts for your songs
Coming soon. This feature isn't available yet. This article explains how it will work when it launches. Today you can listen to, download and share the full song, and see its chords on the track page.
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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