Online Guitar Tuner

Tune your guitar with precision using your device's microphone.

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This free guitar tuner uses your device's microphone to detect the pitch of your strings and show you exactly how to adjust them. Works with acoustic and electric guitars.

FLAT SHARP
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Target: E2

How to Use

  1. Allow microphone access when prompted by your browser.
  2. Select your tuning mode from the dropdown (Standard is most common).
  3. Click "Start Tuner" to begin detecting pitch.
  4. Pluck a single string and let it ring clearly.
  5. Watch the needle - adjust the tuning peg until the needle is centred and the display glows green.
  6. Click a string button to hear the reference tone for that string.

Tuning Reference

String Standard Drop D Half-Step Down Open G
6 (thickest) E2 (82.41 Hz) D2 (73.42 Hz) Eb2 (77.78 Hz) D2 (73.42 Hz)
5 A2 (110.00 Hz) A2 (110.00 Hz) Ab2 (103.83 Hz) G2 (98.00 Hz)
4 D3 (146.83 Hz) D3 (146.83 Hz) Db3 (138.59 Hz) D3 (146.83 Hz)
3 G3 (196.00 Hz) G3 (196.00 Hz) Gb3 (185.00 Hz) G3 (196.00 Hz)
2 B3 (246.94 Hz) B3 (246.94 Hz) Bb3 (233.08 Hz) B3 (246.94 Hz)
1 (thinnest) E4 (329.63 Hz) E4 (329.63 Hz) Eb4 (311.13 Hz) D4 (293.66 Hz)

Tips for Best Results

  • Quiet Environment

    Tune in a quiet room for the most accurate readings.

  • One String at a Time

    Pluck only the string you're tuning and let it ring clearly.

  • Fresh Strings

    Old strings may not hold pitch well. Consider changing them if tuning is difficult.

  • Phone Position

    If using a phone, position it close to the sound hole or pickups.

About Tunings

The most common guitar tuning (E A D G B E). Used in most rock, pop, folk, and classical music.

The low E string is tuned down to D. Popular in rock, metal, and grunge for heavier riffs.

All strings tuned down one semitone. Used by artists like Jimi Hendrix, Slash, and Stevie Ray Vaughan.

Strumming all open strings produces a G major chord. Popular in blues, slide guitar, and Keith Richards' Rolling Stones work.