Printable Blank Fretboard Diagrams
Blank necks for working out scales, arpeggios, chord tones and note positions. Each diagram runs from the open strings to fret 12, with fret markers so you always know where you are.
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What’s inside
- 6 horizontal neck diagrams, open to fret 12
- Fret markers and fret numbers
- Title line for each diagram
How to use it
- Print as many copies as you need at 100% scale.
- Write in pencil so you can fix mistakes.
- Keep finished sheets in a binder: your own songbook.
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Questions
What can I use blank fretboard diagrams for?
Mapping a scale across the neck, marking every place a note appears, drawing CAGED shapes, or planning a solo.
How do I print it at the right size?
Open the PDF and print at 100% or "Actual size", not "Fit to page", so the lines and boxes keep their spacing. It is designed for US Letter and also prints fine on A4.
Is this printable really free?
Yes. Enter your first name and email once and every Fretwork printable unlocks on your device. There is nothing to pay and no card needed.
Can I share it with students or friends?
Yes, for personal and classroom use. Please share the link to this page rather than the PDF file, so everyone gets the latest version.
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