tuner.love
6-string guitar · 29 tunings

Free online guitar tuner for E Standard, drop and open tunings

Tune an acoustic or electric guitar from your browser in Standard EADGBE, then switch to drop, open and creative tunings without installing an app.

Open tuner Private by design · no account · audio stays on this device
Tuning target±5 cents
E2A2D3G3B3E4
FlatIn tuneSharp
01Standard EADGBE plus 28 alternate tunings
02Free string following and targeted Auto mode
03Adjustable A4 reference from 415 to 450 Hz
Know the target

Standard guitar tuning, string by string

E Standard guitar tuning runs from the lowest, thickest string to the highest, thinnest string: E2, A2, D3, G3, B3 and E4. The live cents meter shows whether each string is flat or sharp, with the green acceptance zone fixed at ±5 cents.

Free mode follows the string you are sounding. Selecting a string or its tuning peg switches to Auto mode, locks that target and advances after the pitch stays centered for one second.

Four clear steps

How to tune accurately

  1. 1Open the tuner and allow microphone access when your browser asks.
  2. 2Pluck one open string clearly and let it ring without touching the fretboard.
  3. 3Turn the matching tuning peg: left of center is flat, right of center is sharp.
  4. 4Hold the reading in the green ±5-cent zone for one second, then continue to the next string.
Reference: A4 = 440 Hz

Notes and frequencies

Physical stringTargetFrequency
String 6 E2 82.41 Hz
String 5 A2 110.00 Hz
String 4 D3 146.83 Hz
String 3 G3 196.00 Hz
String 2 B3 246.94 Hz
String 1 E4 329.63 Hz

Changing the tuner calibration recalculates every target from A4 = 415–450 Hz. The values above use the common 440 Hz reference.

More tuning guides for this instrument

Choose a guide for the exact setup you want. Each guide opens the matching instrument and tuning.

All supported tunings

The instructions and frequency table above describe this page's tuning. These links open other supported setups directly in the live tuner. A separate guide appears only where one has been written.

Plus1

F2 · A♯2 · D♯3 · G♯3 · C4 · F4

Higher tension

Plus2

F♯2 · B2 · E3 · A3 · C♯4 · F♯4

High tension · check string gauge

Drop C Sharp

C♯2 · G♯2 · C♯3 · F♯3 · A♯3 · D♯4

All 4th

E2 · A2 · D3 · G3 · C4 · F4

Check upper-string tension

NST

C2 · G2 · D3 · A3 · E4 · G4

Special string gauges required

Ostrich

D4 · D4 · D4 · D3 · D3 · D2

Never use standard string gauges

Open F

C2 · F2 · C3 · F3 · A3 · F4

Check upper-string tension

Practical answers

Frequently asked questions

Can I use this tuner for electric guitar?

Yes. An unplugged electric guitar can work close to the device microphone; a quiet room and a clean, sustained pluck improve detection.

Which guitar string should I tune first?

A practical order is low E to high E: E2, A2, D3, G3, B3 and E4. Recheck the first strings after completing the set because neck tension can settle slightly.

Does this work as a guitar tuner for PC?

Yes. tuner.love runs in a current desktop browser on Windows, macOS or Linux. Supported Chromium browsers can also offer an Install app action for a focused web-app window.

Does tuner.love upload my microphone audio?

No. Pitch analysis runs locally in your browser. Microphone audio is not uploaded to a backend and is never replayed through your speakers.

6-string guitar · 29 tunings

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