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Save any Scale Visualizer diagram as an image

The Scale Visualizer has a new button under the fretboard: "Download image." Press it, and the diagram on your screen is saved as a picture, with the name of the scale and the view written underneath.

C Mixolydian in one position, with each note's interval, saved with the new button.

Set up the diagram the way you want it first: the key, the scale, the view, the position, a left-handed neck, a seven-string, a bass. The picture is whatever you see, on a light background, even if you use the site in dark mode.

A few things you might do with it:

  • Print it for your music stand.
  • Send it to a student or a bandmate.
  • Post it when someone asks how the pentatonic boxes connect.

You're welcome to share these anywhere. That goes for every scale and every view, including the ones that come with a membership or a course.

"Copy link to this view" is still beside it, for when you'd like to send the live diagram instead of a picture.

Tagged: scale visualizer, practice tools

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