Open G Guitar Chord Chart — D G D G B D Tuning | Free PDF

Open G Guitar Chord Chart — D G D G B D Tuning

Open G tuning is D G D G B D, from low to high. This free Open G guitar chord chart gives you a practical one-page reference for common chord shapes, open-position sounds, slide-friendly voicings, and fretboard navigation in DGDGBD tuning.

The printable PDF includes 48 Open G guitar chord shapes, organized for quick visual scanning, with a fretboard map up to the 12th fret so you can see how the tuning is laid out across the neck.

What’s Included

• 48 Open G guitar chord shapes
• Major, minor, 6th, dominant 7th, major 7th, and minor 7th chords
• Open G fretboard map up to the 12th fret
• Single-page, print-friendly PDF format
• Chord diagrams for D G D G B D tuning

What This Chart Helps With

• Learning practical chord shapes in Open G tuning
• Finding slide-friendly chord positions
• Building blues, folk, roots, and acoustic guitar progressions
• Understanding how the open strings form a G major chord
• Keeping a fast chord and fretboard reference nearby while practicing

Download the Free PDF

Download the Free Open G Guitar Chord Chart PDF

Tip: Print the chart at 100% scale on 8.5×11 paper, or keep it on a tablet for quick reference while practicing.

Start Here

If you are new to this tuning, begin with the Introduction to Open G Guitar Tuning lesson. That page explains how to tune to D G D G B D, how the open strings form a G major chord, and how to start using Open G for chords, progressions, blues riffs, and slide guitar.

Recommended Open G Resources

• Introduction to Open G Guitar Tuning
• 101 Blues Riffs and Solos in Open G Guitar Tuning
• Open G Tuning Celtic Guitar Flatpicking
• Open Tunings Guitar Learning Path

FAQ

What tuning is this chart for?
This chart is for Open G tuning: D G D G B D from low to high.

How many chords are included?
The chart includes 48 Open G chord shapes, including major, minor, 6th, dominant 7th, major 7th, and minor 7th chords.

Does the chart include a fretboard map?
Yes. It includes an Open G fretboard map up to the 12th fret.

Can I print the PDF?
Yes. The chart is a one-page printable PDF.

Is this chart useful for slide guitar?
Yes. Open G is commonly used for slide guitar because the open strings form a G major chord, and many chord shapes can be played with a slide or simple barre movement.

Usage: This free PDF is provided for personal use only. Redistribution or resale is not permitted.