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Turn 3 hours into 10 minutes.

Upload a clip of you playing. FlowChord finds the chords and their timing; you check them, pick a template and export.

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The FlowChord editor: chord video preview, template picker and chord list
See for yourself

Straight out of FlowChord, zero edits.

This video was made with FlowChord and not a single chord was edited: upload, detect, export. What you see is what you get.

0 edits Liquid Glass · exported in the browser, 9:16
Time saved

The same chord video, two ways

By hand ~3 hours
  1. Work out the chords by ear
  2. Draw every chord diagram
  3. Keyframe every change to the beat
  4. Render, check the sync, render again
With FlowChord ~10 minutes
  1. Upload your clip
  2. Check the chords
  3. Pick a template
  4. Export the MP4

Typical for a 3-minute song. Often the chords come out right and there is nothing to fix.

How it works

From your clip to a ready-to-post video

No timeline, no keyframes. Four steps, and most of them are a tap.

The FlowChord upload screen with a video dropzone

Upload a video

Pick a clip you already filmed: MP4, WebM or MOV, up to 5 minutes and 500 MB. One camera is all you need.

FlowChord detecting chords: the progress card

We hear the chords

FlowChord listens to the audio and lays out every chord with its name and timing. Nothing to type in.

The chord edit sheet with name, fingering and timing

You check, then pick a template

Most of the time the chords are already right. If one is not, tap it to change the name, how it is played or the timing. Then pick a template.

The export dialog with 9:16, 16:9 and both

Export and post

Export a 30 fps MP4 in 9:16, 16:9 or both. It renders in your browser and downloads when it is ready. No watermark.

Templates

Pick a look, switch any time.

Templates change the chord band, never your footage or its timing. More templates coming soon.

Minimal template on a 9:16 chord video

Minimal

Clean type on a flat band. Nothing between the viewer and the chords.

Liquid Glass template on a 9:16 chord video
Default

Liquid Glass

A frosted panel that floats over your footage and adapts to light or dark scenes.

Transparent template on a 9:16 chord video

Transparent

No band at all. The chords sit right on your footage, in ink or cream to match it.

Ink template on a 9:16 chord video

Ink

A dark band with crisp edges and a rust rule. Made for studio-lit clips.

Torn Paper template on a 9:16 chord video

Torn Paper

A torn paper strip, like a chart taped to the mic stand.

Polaroid template on a 9:16 chord video

Polaroid

Each chord on its own tilted, taped card.

The editor

When a chord is off, fix it in a tap.

Fix a chord in a tap

Often there is nothing to change. When there is, tap any chord in the list. Pick the right name, pick the shape you actually played, or nudge the timing. The preview updates live, and you can change every matching chord in the song at once.

The chord edit sheet: which chord, how it is played, timing

Every change saved, with history

Changes are saved automatically. Undo and redo as you go, and your edit history stays with the project, so you can pick up on another device.

The change history menu in the FlowChord editor

Export in your browser

Choose 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, 16:9 for YouTube, or both. 1080p at 30 fps, your original audio, no watermark. Export works in Chrome and Edge.

The export dialog rendering a 9:16 MP4
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