iReal Pro Chart Generator ⓘ

How to use

This tool generates iReal Pro charts that cycle through all 12 keys. Here are some rules for writing chord progressions:

• Use standard chord notation (e.g., C, A-7, D-9, G7#5).
• Separate chords with spaces.
• Use | for bar lines.
• The chord progression is a string of symbols describing the song visually the way it should look in iReal Pro. Create a text string using the symbols listed below keeping in mind that we have 16 cells per line with a maximum or 12 lines. Usually 4 cells per measure which comes to 4 measures per system. Chords and spaces occupy one cell each while other symbols like bar lines, time signatures, rehearsal symbols... don't count towards the number of available cells.
• All valid qualities: 5, 2, add9, +, o (diminished), h (semi diminished), sus, ^ (maj), -, ^7 (maj7), -7, 7, 7sus, h7, o7, ^9, ^13, 6, 69, ^7#11, ^9#11, ^7#5, -6, -69, -^7, -^9, -9, -11, -7b5, h9, -b6, -#5, 9, 7b9, 7#9, 7#11, 7b5, 7#5, 9#11, 9b5, 9#5, 7b13, 7#9#5, 7#9b5, 7#9#11, 7b9#11, 7b9b5, 7b9#5, 7b9#9, 7b9b13, 7alt, 13, 13#11, 13b9, 13#9, 7b9sus, 7susadd3, 9sus, 13sus, 7b13sus, 11,min13,min^11 , min^13 , maj13#11 , maj7b5 , maj7#9 , min7b6 , min9b6 , maj(add4) , min(add4) , 7(add13)