Step 1
Pick a tuning preset
Start with Standard for EADGBE. Use Drop D when a song needs a lower bass string, or half step down for songs recorded slightly lower.
Free Guitar Tool
Tune your acoustic or electric guitar in the browser before practicing Hindi, Bollywood, Punjabi, English, Marathi, Bengali, or Pakistani chord pages. No app install is needed.
Guitar tuning guide
Use this tuner before opening a chord sheet so every song starts in tune. It supports standard guitar tuning, Drop D, half step down, and D standard for beginner practice, Hindi songs, Bollywood chords, and English pop songs.
Step 1
Start with Standard for EADGBE. Use Drop D when a song needs a lower bass string, or half step down for songs recorded slightly lower.
Step 2
Pluck a single string clearly, let the tuner detect the note, then tighten or loosen slowly until the meter is centered.
Step 3
After tuning all six strings, play G, C, D, Em, or the chords from your song page. If they sound rough, tune again gently.
| String | Note | Frequency | Practice check |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6th string | E2 | 82.41 Hz | Lowest thick string |
| 5th string | A2 | 110.00 Hz | Common bass anchor |
| 4th string | D3 | 146.83 Hz | Middle chord support |
| 3rd string | G3 | 196.00 Hz | Often drifts on beginner guitars |
| 2nd string | B3 | 246.94 Hz | Check slowly for clean open chords |
| 1st string | E4 | 329.63 Hz | Highest thin string |
Standard tuning from the thickest string to the thinnest string is E2, A2, D3, G3, B3, and E4.
Yes. Select the Drop D preset and tune the lowest string to D2 while the other strings stay in standard tuning.
The browser needs microphone permission so the tuner can hear the string you play and compare it with the target note.
Move closer to the microphone, reduce background sound, pluck one string at a time, and let the note ring for a moment.
Yes. The GuitarAdda tuner is free to use in the browser.
It is designed for modern mobile and desktop browsers. Allow microphone access and tune in a quiet place for the best result.
No. You can tune from the browser without installing a separate tuner app.