Create from sound
Turn audio or a YouTube segment into an editable guitar tab.
Open the transcriber →Inside the editor
Tools for the decisions guitar tabs actually need.
Go beyond placing fret numbers. Shape fingerings, harmony, rhythm, file workflows, and practice—all inside the same browser-based editor.
30+ editing tools
Write · refine · practise
Six focused toolsets
Everything stays connected to the tab.
Each tool solves a different part of the workflow, but none of them sends you to a separate project. Write a note, choose its fingering, hear it, and practise it in context.
Explore the toolkit
Choose where you want more control.
Start with a feature or open the full editor and discover the tools as you work.
01Playability
Guitar Tab Fingering Optimizer
Find more playable string and fret positions, compare alternate fingerings, and generate practical cut positions for guitar-tab phrases.
Explore this feature02Music theory
Guitar Tab Key Detector and Snap-to-Key Editor
Detect the likely key of a guitar tab, snap notes to its scale, and step pitches up or down through the active key without rebuilding the tab.
Explore this feature03Rhythm guitar
Guitar Chord and Strumming Editor
Build chord tracks with playable fingering diagrams, alternate voicings, and editable downstrokes, upstrokes, and muted strums.
Explore this feature04Fast editing
Guitar Tab Editor with Keyboard Shortcuts
Create and edit guitar tabs faster with keyboard shortcuts for notes, timing, cuts, playback, bends, hammer-ons, pull-offs, and arrangement work.
Explore this feature05File workflow
Guitar Tab Import and Export Tool
Open common guitar-tab files in your browser, edit their tracks, and export finished work as ASCII tab, MusicXML, MIDI, or Note2Tabs JSON.
Explore this feature06Practice
Guitar Tab Practice and Speed Trainer
Loop difficult guitar-tab sections, slow playback down, and increase the tempo automatically as you build accuracy and speed.
Explore this featureBuild in the editor
Write and arrange notes, positions, chords, techniques, and song structure.
Open the editor →Practise your tab
Loop difficult bars, slow playback down, and build toward full speed.
Explore practice tools →A complete guitar workspace
Write from scratch or start from audio.
The editor stands on its own, while the transcriber gives you another powerful way to begin. No installation required.