Chords in F major
F · Gm · Am · B♭ · C · Dm · Edim
I ii iii IV V vi vii° · key signature B♭ · scale F G A B♭ C D E
F — major chord on degree 1 · inversions and fingering
Chord table for F major
Common progressions in F major
- F – C – Dm – B♭ I–V–vi–IV · Pop / "Axis"
- F – Dm – B♭ – C I–vi–IV–V · 50s doo-wop
- Dm – B♭ – F – C vi–IV–I–V · Sad pop
- Gm – C – F – F ii–V–I–I · Jazz ii–V–I
- F – B♭ – C – F I–IV–V–I · Three-chord
- F – C – Dm – Am – B♭ – F – B♭ – C I–V–vi–iii–IV–I–IV–V · Pachelbel
- F – E♭ – B♭ – F I–♭VII–IV–I · Mixolydian rock
Related keys
Relative minor: D minor (same notes). Parallel minor: F minor (same tonic). See the F major scale on piano or its place on the circle of fifths.
Other major keys
Chords in F major: questions
What chords are in the key of F major?
The seven diatonic chords of F major are F (I), Gm (ii), Am (iii), B♭ (IV), C (V), Dm (vi), Edim (vii°).
What are the 7th chords in F major?
Fmaj7 (Imaj7), Gm7 (ii7), Am7 (iii7), B♭maj7 (IVmaj7), C7 (V7), Dm7 (vi7), Em7♭5 (viiø7).
What are the three main chords in F major?
The primary chords are F (I), B♭ (IV) and C (V). Together they contain every note of the scale.
How many sharps or flats does F major have?
1 flat: B♭.
What is the relative minor of F major?
D minor, which uses the same notes and key signature.