
Guitar Chord Cards for Beginners · 15 cards
The chord you need.
Right where you play.
Still looking from a chord chart back to your guitar? Put a visual guide on the fretboard and give your next practice session a clearer starting point.


A small guide for the moment you get stuck
Pick a chord.
Find your fingers.
Choose your card.
Find the chord you want to work on and the guidance for your playing hand.
Position the guide.
Slide the card onto the fretboard as shown, with the chord label visible.
Follow the markings.
Use the numbered finger positions as a reference while you practise the shape.
Your guitar. Your way of playing.
Left-handed?
You're part of the plan.
The listing includes guidance for both left- and right-handed players, with finger numbers and open- and muted-string markings. The pictured collection includes common chord shapes and barre references.
A practice reference, not a full guitar course. Progress still comes from time with your instrument.

From the lesson to your living room
Keep a little help
in the guitar bag.
Leave the thick chord book on the shelf. Keep the cards beside your guitar for the moments when you remember the song, but not quite the shape.
- Material
- Thick printed cardstock
- Card size
- Approx. 11 × 6.5 cm
- Box size
- Approx. 11 × 6.7 × 1 cm
- Listed fit
- Most standard acoustic and electric guitars
Card dimensions do not establish neck compatibility. Check before ordering for an unusual neck width or string layout.

For the person who just bought their first guitar
A little “keep going”
for their guitar journey.
The birthday guitar. The first lesson. The instrument they finally picked up again. Give them a practical companion for the part that comes next.
Before you choose
Before your next practice session.
Is this a 15-card or a 30-card set?
Will it fit every guitar?
Do I need an app or a subscription?
Will the cards teach me complete songs?
A little guidance. A little more playing.
Give your next chord
a place to start.
Keep the reference close and the guitar in your hands. Your next practice session is waiting.