1. Hum your melody
Tap record and hum, sing or whistle four bars — no notation, no chord names, no music theory needed.
Chord progression generator
Most chord progression generators ask you to pick a key and a formula. Hummingchord asks you to hum. Sing, whistle or hum the melody you already have and it generates the guitar and piano chord progression that fits it — then lets you edit, print and save it.
How the generator works
2. It finds the key
Your notes are analysed on your own device, and the generator works out the key, the tempo and the chords that fit.
3. Play the progression
Every chord in the progression comes with a playable fretboard shape, plus capo and transpose for your voice.
4. Keep it
Hear it back on piano, print a lead sheet, export MIDI, and save the progression to My Songs.
What songwriters use it for
- Turn a voice-memo idea into a real chord progression
- Find the chords for a melody stuck in your head
- Generate progressions in any key, major or minor
- Get guitar shapes and piano voicings for the same song
- Write on your phone and finish on your desktop
Hum something now
It takes about ten seconds to get your first progression, and your first songs are free.
Start humming