Every guitar song
you want to learn.
Browse 1170+ songs ranked by real community difficulty ratings. From D-tier beginner picks to S-tier legendary challenges — find exactly where you are right now.
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Understanding Guitar Song Difficulty Tiers
Every song in our library is rated 1–10 by guitarists who actually practiced it. We group these into 5 tiers — so you always know what you're getting into.
Legendary difficulty. Reserved for the most technically demanding songs.
Expert-level pieces that challenge experienced guitarists significantly.
Advanced songs with complex fingering, speed, or expressive demands.
Intermediate songs requiring basic technique and consistent practice.
Great starting point. Simple chord progressions and beginner-friendly riffs.
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you learn.
Add songs to your Want to Learn list, log your practice, and watch your repertoire grow. Built for guitarists who are serious about progress.
Frequently Asked
Questions.
How is song difficulty determined?
Difficulty ratings come from the guitarists who actually practiced each song. Instead of a single expert score, each song's rating reflects the real-world experience of the community — averaging out all submitted scores.
What are the guitar tier levels?
We use a 5-tier system from D (Beginner) to S (Legendary), based on a 1–10 difficulty scale. D tier covers scores 1–3.9, C covers 4–5.9, B covers 6–7.4, A covers 7.5–8.9, and S tier covers 9–10.
Can I filter songs by genre?
Yes — you can filter by genre and tier directly on this page. Inside the full app you can also filter by difficulty range and sort by popularity or rating count.
Is the guitar song library free to use?
Browsing the library and tracking your songs is free forever. A Pro plan unlocks additional features like Guitar Pro tab integration and AI practice recommendations.
How do I add a song to my practice list?
Create a free account, then click any song to add it to your Want to Learn list, mark it as Practicing, or log it as Learned. Your progress is saved automatically.