Enter your song                                    
You can print the converted file from within your browser.                                                       
Note: Chord Grids will print at the bottom due to page space limitations                                                         

Either replace the text with a song in ChordPro format:

List of Directives

      {title}  
      {subtitle} 
      lyrics[chord]
      {sot} 
      Tab Here
      {eot}
      etc. 
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TOP    ChordPro Directives  

Lyrics are in plain text, when you want a chord to appear above a lyric 
you place it  [Am] inside the lyrics [Em] like this.

{title: Song Title} or  
{t: Song Title}:    		Define the song title, simply replace the words "Song Title" with your desired text.
{subtitle: Artist Name} or  
{st: Artist Name}:  		 Define the song subtitle, simply replace the words "Artist Name" with your desired text. 
{start_of_chorus} or  {soc}  {end_of_chorus} or  {eoc}: Define the chorus, shifts the chorus away from the page edge to make it stand out.
{start_of_tab} or  {sot} 
{end_of_tab} or  {eot}:		 Define the tab area, formats the text better than just plain text.
{comment: text} or  
{c: text}: 		Define a comment.
{comment_italic: text} or  
{ci: text}:
Define the comment in italic mode.
{define: chord fret_offset s6 s5 s4 s3 s2 s1} old format

{chord: chord s1 s2 s3 s4 s5 s6 fret_offset}  new format		 Define the Chord grids displayed, EG: you want barred Am instead of standard.

        Not implemented yet

['] 

 

 This has the effect of adding a text comment to the Chord line above the lyrics, example, you would see the chords.

Am Em | D  G |  

To add bar lines by putting ['|] in the lyrics where you wanted the lines to show.
{start_of_bridge} or  {sob} and {end_of_bridge} or  {eob}: Define the bridge.