Manual

1. New songs open in Lyrics & Chords. Type or paste lyrics, choose Update lyrics, then add chords above each line.
2. If you reach your saved-song limit, choose Manage songs to delete a saved song or Upgrade to Premium for more space. Keep editing leaves your work open. Return to Create in the same browser and choose Restore Draft to recover it, or open the arrow next to Export and choose Song file to download a copy.
3. You can keep editing while Save is running. Save keeps the version you submitted; newer edits remain in this browser for recovery. Save again to update the account copy. To recover browser edits after reopening, open Create and choose Restore Draft; recovery opens a new, unsaved song.
4. Song details are optional. Add a title, artist, key, capo, transpose, or notes whenever you need them.
5. Each editor has settings on the left and an editing canvas on the right. Tabs has tuning and bar settings; Notation has entry and score controls. On smaller screens, expand the settings above the canvas.
6. Open Tabs when the song needs riffs, picking patterns, or exact fret positions.
7. Open Notation when the arrangement needs melody, lead-sheet, or score cues.
8. Scores created here can be edited visually. Other notation stays unchanged in Preview and PDF export; starting a fresh score asks before replacing it.
9. For old slider songs, check placement in Slider mode before choosing Fix Anchors. Existing character, line-end and empty-row anchors are preserved.
10. Finish in Export to choose which sections print and generate the PDF.

The walkthrough below is organized as one row per workspace area, so you can jump directly to the part of the editor you need.

• Song name, key, capo, and transpose are set correctly. Transpose uses tones: +0.5 moves G to G#, and +1 moves G to A.
• If Preview or Export warns about unapplied lyrics, choose Apply changes to use your latest text, or Back to editing to keep working. Applying uses the same chord placement rules as Update lyrics.
• Hebrew and Arabic lyric lines read right to left. Place chords over the displayed letters; arrow keys move chords left or right on screen. Both languages support PDF export, including Arabic vowel marks.
• Check chord and lyric alignment in the Export preview. Long lyric lines wrap with their chords; labels near the edge stay inside the print area. Overlapping labels use separate chord bands.
• Font, size, regular/bold weight and color apply to lyrics and chords in the PDF. These choices are kept in browser drafts and saved songs. Choose black for monochrome text; check the actual Export preview before printing.
• In Export, choose A4 or Letter, narrow/standard/wide margins, and comfortable or compact lyric spacing. Font size can also be changed here. Compact reduces row spacing without shrinking the text. Print choices are kept with the song.
• The page count describes the current PDF. Wait for rendering to finish before downloading, and print on the selected paper size without scaling if you want the shown layout.
• Tabs only include the systems you want to print.
• Notation preview renders the intended score before export.
• No accidental blank lyric rows remain.
• Notes include arrangement reminders if they should appear in the final PDF. Move Notes up to print them first, then wait for Download now! to appear. You can stay in Export.
• Titles, artist and author names, and notes can contain Hebrew or mixed Hebrew/English text.

Your dashboard shows 24 saved songs per page. Use Previous page and Next page to browse your library. If you open a saved song while an unsaved browser draft exists, choose Restore Draft to recover it as a new song, or Discard draft and open saved song to keep the account version. Restoring a draft never overwrites the saved song.

Open Account settings from your dashboard to delete your account. Download any sheets you want to keep and cancel subscription renewal first. Enter your current password and type DELETE to confirm. Deletion permanently removes saved sheets, support tickets and account activity, clears the draft in this browser and ends account access immediately. Paddle payment records, downloaded files and drafts in other browsers remain. Minimal account and billing identifiers are retained to prevent delayed billing updates from restoring deleted data.

Open a published song link to read its lyrics and chords without signing in. Choose a credited version, then use Transpose in semitones to adjust the chords for this visit. Reloading restores the published version.

Use the toolbar to transpose or start auto-scroll, and open the speed control to adjust its pace. Scroll manually or press Escape to pause. Auto-scroll stops at the end of the sheet. Open Settings to change text size or reset your view to the published chords and default reading settings. Tap a chord to see its guitar shape and notes; some shapes are not available yet. Chord help follows your transposition.

Catalog admins can choose Publish to catalog in the editor. Select or create an artist and song, give the version a short label and contributor credit, then publish the applied lyrics and chords. Private notes and unfinished lyric edits stay private.

Saving a private sheet does not update its public version. To release changes, open Publish to catalog, select the catalog song and your existing publication, then choose Publish update. Catalog administration lets admins choose the default version.

If a control does not behave as expected, open Support and include:

• song name, key, and transpose value
• which workspace you were in: Song Info, Lyrics, Tabs, Notation, or Export
• what happened vs what you expected