Import a Chord Chart

Find your song on either of these sources:

Tip On Ultimate Guitar, add "piano" to your search (e.g. "Let It Be piano") to surface piano-specific arrangements first.

On Ultimate Guitar, scroll past the song header to the chord chart itself. Select all the text from the first section header (e.g. [Verse]) to the end of the chart, then copy it.

On Piano With Nate, use the copy button on the song page if available, or select and copy the text directly.

[Verse]
C           G
Day is done, now it's over
Am          F
Time to rest and start again
C           G
Sun goes down behind the mountains
Am     G     C
Peaceful end to another day

[Chorus]
F           C
Hold on tight, don't let go
G           Am
Everything is gonna be alright
F        C      G
Just breathe in, breathe out
C
And carry on

Open Tiny Instrument and go to the Compose tab. Tap Songbook in the sidebar. Tap the + button and choose New Song → Import.

Tap into the text field and paste the chart you copied. Tiny Instrument reads the section headers (Verse, Chorus, Bridge) and the chord symbols above the lyrics automatically. Tap Import to confirm.

Tip If the chart has no section headers, the app treats it as a single section. You can rename and split sections after import.

After parsing, any chord symbol the app couldn't recognise is shown in a review list. For each one you can:

• Swap it for a known chord using the chord picker
• Skip it — the chart will still import with the symbol shown as plain text

Most common chords import without any flags. Extended chords like Cadd9 or Fsus2 are recognised too.

Your song appears in the Songbook list. Tap it to open the reference view — chords appear above each lyric line, and section headers keep your place. Tap Play to hear the chords advance at tempo.

When you're ready to drill, tap Practice to open the setup panel. Choose a scope (full song or a single section), pick Chase the Notes or Falling Notes, and tap Start.