Free Songwriting Tool

Chord Progression
Generator

Pick a key and a mood — instantly get beautiful chord progressions you can play, loop, and copy. Perfect for songwriters, producers, and guitarists.

Root Key
C
C♯
D
D♯
E
F
F♯
G
G♯
A
A♯
B
Mood / Genre
Happy
Sad
Epic
Romantic
Dark
Jazz
Lo-fi
Cinematic
Pop
Tempo 90 BPM
Your Progression I - V - vi - IV
Piano Preview
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Recent Progressions

How to Use

Generate professional-sounding progressions backed by music theory.

Pick Your Key
Select the root key your song is in. All generated chords are diatonically correct to that key.
Choose a Mood
The mood selects proven chord progressions used by real artists in that genre or emotional style.
Play & Loop
Hit play to hear the progression with humanized strumming. Toggle loop to jam along.
Copy & Use
Copy chord names to clipboard, share a link, or download as a MIDI file for your DAW.

What is a Chord Progression Generator?

Coming up with a good chord progression is often the hardest part of writing a new song. Staring at a blank screen waiting for inspiration to strike can be incredibly frustrating. A chord progression generator helps you beat writer's block by randomly creating chord sequences that actually sound good together.

It uses standard music theory to make sure the chords fit in the same key, so you do not have to worry about hitting any harsh or wrong notes.

How to use the generator

First, pick a key and a scale. If you want a happy sounding song, go with a Major scale. If you want something sad or moody, pick a Minor scale. Then just hit the generate button.

We will instantly show you a sequence of chords that fit perfectly into your chosen key. You can play them on your piano or guitar to see how they sound. If you do not like the progression, just hit generate again until you find something that sparks an idea for your next track.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to know music theory to use this?

Not at all. The entire point of this tool is to do the music theory math for you. You just pick a key and we will give you chords that are guaranteed to sound good together.

What is the difference between Major and Minor?

In very simple terms, Major keys generally sound happy, uplifting, and bright. Minor keys usually sound sad, moody, serious, or emotional.

Can I use these chord progressions in my own songs?

Yes, absolutely. You cannot copyright a basic chord progression. The sequences generated here have been used in thousands of hit songs, and you are completely free to use them in your own music.