Free online music tool
Online Chord Progression Generator
Choose a genre and complete key to get a practical four-chord progression, with playable chord names and reusable Roman numerals.
Generate a chord progression
Choose a musical style and key. No music theory knowledge required.
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Key: C Major
Progression pattern
Chords to play
How to use this progression
- Play each chord for one or two bars, then repeat the loop.
- Try block chords, arpeggios, or a rhythm that fits the genre.
- Use the first chord as a natural starting and ending point.
- Add sevenths later if you want more harmonic color.
Music theory quick guide
Roman numerals describe a chord's position in the selected key, so the same pattern works in every key.
Uppercase numerals are major chords, lowercase numerals are minor chords, and the ° symbol marks a diminished chord.
Audio processing runs locally in your browser unless the tool explicitly performs a music catalog search.
Simple workflow
How to use the Chord Progression Generator
Choose a genre and key
Pick a musical style and a complete key such as C Major or A Minor.
Generate a progression
Get a proven four-chord pattern and generate another variation whenever you want.
Play the named chords
Use the large chord names immediately, or reuse the Roman numeral pattern in another key.
Why use it
A focused tool for a faster music workflow
Use chord progression generator without installing a full audio workstation or waiting for a remote processing queue.
All common keys
Explore progressions across 12 chromatic roots.
Easy-to-read results
See actual chord names first, with Roman numerals available as a portable theory reference.
Useful templates
Start from proven scale-degree patterns rather than a blank page.
Fast ideation
Generate a new harmonic direction in a few clicks.
Create something new
Need original music?
Found a progression you like? Describe its mood and generate a complete song around it.
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