The Best Ukulele Chord Charts For Beginners 😊 (get your PDF!)

• Table of Contents
• 👉 The Ukulele Chord Chart
  • PDF Version: The Ukulele Chord Chart
  • Ukulele Major Chords
  • Ukulele minor Chords
  • Ukulele Seventh Chords
• 👉 The Ukulele Chord Chart: Big Size
  • PDF Version: The Ukulele Chord Chart (Big Size)
  • Ukulele Major Chords (Big Size)
  • Ukulele Minor Chords (Big Size)
  • Ukulele Seventh Chords (Big Size)
• Alternatives for Hard Chords
  • Major Chords
    • minor Chords
    • 7th Chords
• Decoding the Secret Numbers on Your Chord Chart! Reading Finger Numbers
• Conclusion

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👉 The Ukulele Chord Chart

PDF Version: The Ukulele Chord Chart

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Ukulele Major Chords

another way to play D:

Decoding the Secret Numbers on Your Chord Chart! Reading Finger Numbers

Any struggle with one particular chord? Ask me and I'll help you! :)

How to play the D chord the easy way
How to play the E chord the easy way

Ukulele minor Chords

Ukulele Seventh Chords

👉 The Ukulele Chord Chart: Big Size

PDF Version: The Ukulele Chord Chart (Big Size)

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Ukulele Major Chords (Big Size)

Read also: how to play the D chord on the ukulele the easy way
how to play the E chord on the ukulele the easy way

Any struggle with one particular chord? Ask me and I'll help you! :)

Ukulele Minor Chords (Big Size)

Ukulele Seventh Chords (Big Size)

Alternatives for Hard Chords

Here are some alternative easier chords. If you struggle to play one of these chords, try their alternatives:
sometime, it will fit with the music, sometime not.

Major Chords

You can change:
A# - Bb to A#maj7 - Bbmaj7 (A#maj7 - Bbmaj7 are the same chords)

You can change:
B to B7

You can change:
C# - Db to C#dim - Dbdim (these two are the same chords)

You can change:
D to Dsus2

You can change:
D# - Eb to D#add9

You can change:
E to E7

You can change:
G to G6

You can change:
G# - Ab to G#aug - Abaug

minor Chords

You can change:
A#m - Bbm to A#m7 - Bbm7

You can change:
Bm to Bm7

You can change:
Cm to C5

You can change:
C#m - Dbm to C#m6 - Dbm6

You can change:
Em to Em6

You can change:
G#m - Abm to G#m - Abm (another way to play it)

7th Chords

You can change:
A#7 - Bb7 to A#maj7

You can change:
C#7 - Db7 to C#6

(C6 is played in the same way than A#m7)

You can change:
D7 to D or Dsus2

You can change:
D#7 - Eb7 to D#add9

You can change:
F7 to F

You can change:
G#7 - Ab7 to G#aug - Abaug

Decoding the Secret Numbers on Your Chord Chart! Reading Finger Numbers

It is very simple.

In the chord chart below, do you see the numbers in the dots? They tell you which finger to use on each string.
The thumb doesn't get a number — it stays free behind the neck to give support.

1: index finger

2: middle finger

3: ring finger

4: little finger

So if you see a "2" on the second fret of a string, that means: press that fret with your middle finger.

This simple system keeps your hand in the right position and makes changing chords much easier.

Conclusion

And there you have it! With these beginner-friendly chord charts, learning the ukulele just got easier.

No more guessing—just clear, simple chords that help you play faster!

I hope I’ve been helpful to you today. 😊

Keep strumming, keep having fun, and don’t stress about tricky chords—there’s always an easier way!

Want to explore even more chords?

👉 Check out The Complete Ukulele Chord Charts (for intermediate to advanced players) (get your PDF!)

and take your skills further!

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