Free Online Chord Progression Generator
The fastest free online chord progression generator — pick your chords, choose a rhythm style, set your BPM and hear it in seconds. No DAW, no plugins, no account.
Opens with C · Am · F · G — change any chord and press play
How to Generate a Chord Progression
Add your chords
Pick any root note and chord quality. Choose from 37 types — major, minor, 7th, maj7, sus4, dim, aug, and more. Add as many chords as you need in any order.
Pick a rhythm style
Choose from 13+ styles: pop, jazz, folk, blues, lo-fi, R&B, hip-hop, worship, bossa nova, and more. Each style applies a different rhythmic pattern to your chords.
Play, tweak, export
Hit play to hear your progression with real audio. Adjust BPM, transpose to any key, build multiple sections for verse and chorus, then export as WAV.
Chord Progression Generator by Genre
Press play on any example below — these run directly in your browser. Click the chord names to edit them and generate your own variations.
Pop Chord Progressions
Jazz Chord Progressions
Blues Chord Progressions
Lo-fi Chord Progressions
Worship Chord Progressions
R&B / Soul Chord Progressions
What's Inside the Generator
37 chord types
Major, minor, dominant 7th, maj7, min7, dim, aug, sus2, sus4, and extended chords — 9ths, 11ths, 13ths. Slash chords (C/E, G/B, D/F#) for smooth bass lines.
13+ rhythm styles
Pop, folk, jazz, blues, lo-fi, R&B, hip-hop, worship, bossa nova, and more. Each style applies a different rhythmic pattern — same chords, completely different feel.
Real instrument audio
Piano, guitar, bass, and drums — all playing together at the BPM you set. Real audio samples, not MIDI bleeps.
Chord sequencer built in
Arrange sections in order — verse, pre-chorus, chorus, bridge — and play them back as a full song. Each section has its own chords, rhythm style, and repeat count.
Transpose to any key
Shift your entire progression up or down by any number of semitones instantly. Useful for matching a singer's range or testing the same progression in multiple keys.
WAV export
Export your progression as a WAV file with one click. Use it in your DAW, send it to a collaborator, or keep it as a reference track.
Start generating chord progressions
Free, no account needed. Opens with C – Am – F – G — change any chord and press play.
Open Chord Progression GeneratorFrequently Asked Questions
- What is a chord progression generator?
- A chord progression generator is a tool that lets you build, hear, and experiment with sequences of chords. Instead of working progressions out on paper or in a DAW, you pick your chords, choose a rhythm style, set a tempo, and play — all in your browser. Chord Sequence is a free online chord progression generator with 37 chord types and 13+ rhythm styles including pop, jazz, blues, lo-fi, and worship.
- How do I generate a chord progression?
- Open the generator and add chords to a section — try C, Am, F, G to start. Pick a rhythm style (pop, jazz, folk, blues…), set your BPM, and press Play. You can build multiple sections for verse, chorus, and bridge, then export your progression as a WAV file when you're done. No account required.
- Is this chord progression generator free?
- Yes, completely free. No subscription, no account, and no credit card required. You can build, play, and export chord progressions with no limitations.
- What chord types does the generator support?
- The generator supports 37 chord qualities: major, minor, dominant 7th, major 7th, minor 7th, half-diminished, diminished, augmented, sus2, sus4, and extended chords (9th, 11th, 13th). Slash chords for inversions (C/E, G/B, D/F#) are also supported for smooth bass lines.
- Can I export my chord progression as audio?
- Yes. Every progression you build can be exported as a WAV file with one click. The export includes all instruments — piano, bass, guitar, and drums — at the rhythm style and BPM you set.
- What rhythm styles are available?
- The generator includes 13+ rhythm styles: pop, folk/acoustic, jazz, lo-fi, R&B/soul, hip-hop/trap, shuffle blues, rock, bossa nova, worship, and more. Each style applies a different rhythmic pattern to the same chord sequence, so you can hear how the same progression sounds across different genres without retyping anything.
- Can I transpose a chord progression to a different key?
- Yes. The generator has a built-in transpose feature that shifts your entire progression up or down by any number of semitones instantly. Useful for matching a singer's vocal range or trying the same progression in multiple keys.
- What is the difference between a chord progression generator and a chord progression maker?
- They refer to the same thing — a tool for building chord sequences. 'Generator' implies the tool creates or suggests progressions; 'maker' or 'builder' implies you construct them yourself. Chord Sequence does both: you can start with a blank slate and build your own, or begin from one of the genre examples and customize from there.