A chord identifier is a tool that takes a set of musical notes and tells you the chord name, intervals, and inversions. ChordSpell lets you enter notes on a virtual keyboard and instantly see matching chords with staff notation, piano, and guitar diagrams.

Click "Identify a Chord", then select notes on the interactive keyboard or type note names (e.g. C, E, G). ChordSpell will display all matching chord names, their intervals, and visual diagrams you can use for study or reference.

Yes. ChordSpell is completely free. The site is supported by non-intrusive advertising, which helps cover hosting costs and ongoing development.

ChordSpell provides diagrams for piano keyboard, guitar chord boxes, guitar fretboard patterns, and standard staff notation. Audio playback is available via built-in SoundFont synthesis.

Yes. The Scale Identifier lets you enter notes and instantly see matching scales. Each scale page includes notes, intervals, a piano keyboard diagram, a guitar fretboard pattern, and diatonic chords built from the scale.

ChordSpell is available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Japanese. Note names and chord/scale terminology are localized for each language.