Ukulele Tuner

A little ukulele. A lovely sound.

Tune your ukulele with clear feedback, then enjoy the next chord. A simple place to start with G–C–E–A.

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Available for Apple and Android. Features and purchases may vary by platform.

One string at a time.

Watch real-time feedback while your phone listens.

High G or low G.

Android offers standard, alternate, low-G, and custom tuning options.

Make room for practice.

Offline tuning and a metronome are included on Android.

Features described above are verified against the Android listing. Check the App Store for Apple availability and details.

START WITH THE NOTES

Your tuning, at a glance.

Common soprano, concert, and tenor tuning · strings 4 to 1

With high G, the G string is higher than C. Low G uses a G an octave lower and needs a suitable string. Baritone ukuleles commonly use a different tuning.

A simple way to start.

Confirm whether your ukulele has high-G or low-G strings.
Select a matching tuning and allow microphone access.
Sound each open string separately and adjust in small steps.
Recheck G, C, E, and A, then play a familiar chord.

A few good questions.

Should I choose high G or low G?

Match the strings fitted to your instrument. High G has a reentrant pattern; low G extends the lower range. Read the guide before changing your string setup.

Can I tune without an internet connection?

The Android app listing confirms offline tuning. Download and install the app first.

Is G–C–E–A right for every ukulele?

No. It is common for soprano, concert, and tenor ukuleles. Check your instrument and string instructions, especially for a baritone or bass ukulele.