Drop in an MP3 or WAV. Chordsight finds the beats and chords, then plays along with you. Free, no account, and your audio never leaves your browser.
| Chordsight | Chordify | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, no account | Free tier, Premium subscription for more features |
| Where audio is processed | On your device | On Chordify's servers |
| Input | Audio files | YouTube and other links, audio files, song library |
| Chord vocabulary | 24 major and minor chords | Wider, with community edits |
| Transpose, capo, diagrams | Yes | Yes |
Yes. Chordsight is free, needs no account, and has no upload limits. All analysis runs in your browser.
No. The file is decoded and analyzed locally on your device. Nothing is sent to a server.
Anything your browser can decode: MP3, WAV, M4A/AAC, OGG and FLAC in most browsers. Songs up to 10 minutes are analyzed in full.
Not yet. Pulling audio from YouTube needs a server, and Chordsight runs entirely in the browser. Upload an audio file instead.
It is reliable on clear pop, rock and folk recordings. It recognizes 24 major and minor chords, so 7ths, sus and diminished chords are simplified to the nearest triad. Dense mixes and jazz harmony lower accuracy.
Chordify has a large shared song library, link import from YouTube and other services, and mobile apps. Chordsight is a lightweight free alternative focused on privacy: no account, no ads, and your audio never leaves your device.