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Printable Left-Handed Guitar Chord Chart

Most chord charts are drawn for right-handed players, which means lefties have to flip every diagram in their head. This chart is drawn the way you see your own guitar: low E on the right. It has the 12 beginner chords plus F, Bm, B7 and Cadd9.

1 page
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Beginner
US Letter / A4
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What’s inside

16 chords mirrored for left-handed guitar
Low E string on the right, as you see it
Finger numbers and root notes

How to use it

Download the PDF and print it at 100% scale on US Letter or A4.
Pick two or three chords to learn this week and leave the rest for later.
Place your fingers using the numbers in the dots, then strum one string at a time to check each note rings.
Keep the sheet on your music stand or wall where you practice.

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Questions

Are left-handed guitar chords different?

The chords are the same notes and the same fingers, just mirrored, because the guitar is strung the other way. This chart draws them mirrored so you can copy them directly.

Should a left-handed person play a left-handed guitar?

Many do, and many lefties play right-handed. Pick whichever feels natural for strumming; both are fine.

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