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guitar chords
A A sus2 A5 A6 A7 A maj7 Am Am6 Am7
A# A# sus2 A#5 A#6 A#7 A# maj7 A#m A#m6 A#m7
B B sus2 B5 B6 B7 B maj7 Bm Bm6 Bm7
C C sus2 C5 C6 C7 C maj7 Cm Cm6 Cm7
C# C# sus2 C#5 C#6 C#7 C# maj7 C#m C#m6 C#m7
D D sus2 D5 D6 D7 D maj7 Dm Dm6 Dm7
D# D# sus2 D#5 D#6 D#7 D# maj7 D#m D#m6 D#m7
E E sus2 E5 E6 E7 E maj7 Em Em6 Em7
F F sus2 F5 F6 F7 F maj7 Fm Fm6 Fm7
F# F# sus2 F#5 F#6 F#7 F# maj7 F#m F#m6 F#m7
G G sus2 G5 G6 G7 G maj7 Gm Gm6 Gm7
G# G# sus2 G#5 G#6 G#7 G# maj7 G#m G#m6 G#m7
click on the name of the chord you want to see
Examples
The six lines on the diagrams represent the six strings on a guitar.

when there's a line across 2 or more strings that means you take your first or pointer finger and lay it across those strings.
When there are O's at the top of the chord that means to play that string open.
When there are X's at the top of the chord that means to not play that string.