What Does the Generator Do?

This easy-to-use tool lets you choose from all 15 major keys commonly used on guitar. Once you’ve selected your key, you’ll also choose whether or not to allow repeated chords. Then the generator outputs a four-chord progression using the six most useful chords in that key. These progressions are randomized, but always musically functional—giving you a real-world foundation to practice rhythm, songwriting, improvisation, and more.

Why Focus on Four Chords?

Four-chord progressions are everywhere. They’re used in everything from classic rock riffs to country ballads to modern acoustic songs. Learning to play and recognize these common patterns helps you understand song structure and develop your ear. It’s also a great way to improve your transitions between chords and expand your vocabulary as a rhythm guitarist.

Not Sure How to Play the Chords?

If you don’t know all the chords in your generated progression, don’t worry. We’ve created a free downloadable chord chart that shows every chord used in the generator. Prefer a printed version? You can also order a copy on Amazon for convenience and durability.

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