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Open the best Ultimate Guitar chords for the current YouTube song or a whole YouTube playlist. So if, like me, you get frustrated when a song comes on YouTube that you just Have to play along with, and you don’t know how to play it...then this app is for you ! No having to pause the song / having to listen to it twice whilst you find a good chord sheet for it...now just hit a button and the chords instantly pop up ! Be it the song you are currently listening to - or a whole play list of hundreds of songs ! YouTube Guitar Tabs Helper does this by adding two simple buttons to your YouTube page: "Now Playing" click it and this will open the best matching Ultimate Guitar chords for the current YouTube song. "Playlist Tabs" click and it opens a new page in your browser with a list of ALL the songs in your playlist. click whichever one you want the chords to and hey presto they open ! The extension ranks matches by chord type, title, artist, votes, and rating. Hope you like - please let me know of any issues or ideas to enhance ! Includes a 3-day free trial. Lifetime access is available with a one-off £10 payment through Lemon Squeezy. To purchase for "life" open the Playlist view and you will see an "upgrade" button - top right- click and just do the usual. you will get a license key in a few minutes, go back to the app click upgrade again and then select to enter license key and copy/paste the key you received. *This extension is not affiliated with YouTube, Google, or Ultimate Guitar.
May 20, 2026
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