Chord chart fonts

The Font setting picks the whole notation style: Classic, Pro, Handwriting, Number Notation, Roman numerals, and the Guitar, Piano, and Ukul...

Background Color / Text Color

Two settings control color. Theme sets the whole app light or dark (Light, Dark, or Automatic). Song Theme colors the chart itself, with Ori...

Number Notation

iReal Pro can print a chart in scale numbers instead of chord names, in the spirit of the Nashville Number System, so it reads in any key.&n...

Minor symbol

Minor chords can print as a dash (C-) or a lowercase m (Cm). Turn Use m for minor on or off to choose. It is in Chord Chart Settings (t...

Highlight rehearsal symbols

Turn on Highlight Rehearsal Symbols and the rehearsal letters, the A, B, and so on, are drawn in red so you can find a section fast. It tint...

Multiple page and two-page charts

An iReal Pro chart is a single page, holding at most twelve lines (systems) of 16 cells, which is 192 cells in all, and the player plays tha...

Hide sidebars

The Mac and Windows window has three parts. The sidebar on the left holds your library or a playlist and its song list. The middle shows the...

Chord diagrams for guitar, piano, ukulele and chord scales

iOS, AndroidSelect a song and tap the Chord Diagrams button in the Player controls menu (lower right corner)Tap the appropriate button for G...

Chord diagram - change the fingering/voicing

Turn on a Chord Diagram view (Piano, Guitar, or Ukulele) with the Chord Diagrams button in the Player controls; on Mac and Windows, from the...

Create customized chord voicing

The chord diagrams come from iReal Pro's own library, and you cannot add a voicing of your own. Swiping through the built-in voicings is the...

Guitar or ukulele chord diagrams reversed

The guitar and ukulele chord diagrams are drawn right handed by default, and can be flipped for a left handed player. On iPhone, iPad, ...

Change the Chord Scales to bass clef

Read the chord scales in the clef that suits your instrument. Switch between treble and bass clef in the Chord Scales panel, or in Settings ...