Ukulele Chords – Fingerings

Here are the most commonly used ukulele chords. Here are three main chords from each note, including sharps – major, minor and seventh chord.

Chords A (A)

A

Am

A7

Chords A# (A sharp)

A#

A#m

A#7

H or B chords (B)

H

hm

H7

Chords C (C)

C

cm

C7

C# Chords (C Sharp)

C#

C#m

C#7

D (D) chords

D

Dm

D7

D# (D sharp) chords

D#

D#m

D#7

E (Mi) chords

E

Em

E7

F chords

F

fm

F7

F# (F sharp) chords

F#

F#m

F#7

G (G) chords

G

gm

G7

G# (G sharp) chords

G#

G#m

G#7

How to use chord fingerings

• Fingering – a schematic representation of a chord on the fretboard of a ukulele. In all images, the first string is on top (the thinnest), the fourth string is on the bottom. The chords in the pictures are fingerings.
• The numbers above the “grid” indicate the fret numbers on the ukulele neck.
• The red dots show which frets you need to press the strings to play the chord.
• The red line indicates the barre technique. To play the barre, you need to pinch all 4 strings with your index finger at the same time.
• In order for the chords to sound perfect, do not forget about the timely tuning of the ukulele!

B chords

B=H.

Bb = Hb = A#.