We have rolled out an improved PDF export; a feature we first introduced almost a year ago!

In version 1.13.0 we have added the option to save your tabs to a file. You can see how to do this in our documentation. Saving my guitar tabs files will generate a .gtab file, that you can then upload to My Guitar Tabs in any device.

Hi everyone. We are working on many cool new things that will be available soon (check below for more info). In the meantime, we've also been making a bunch of improvements and fixes these past few months that are available in My Guitar Tabs now!

Some hightlights ⭐⭐⭐

• Support for 8-string guitar 🤘
• New keyboard shortcuts ⌨️
• Reduced size of the app 🤏
• A 💩load of bugfixes!

Hi all!

We are releasing a new version of My Guitar Tabs 1.12.1. In this update we are adding many small improvements to our editor based on feedback from the community. While these are all small fixes, they all add up to make a great and seamless tab making experience.

Hello everyone! The last update to this blog was about our support for PDF export in version 1.11.0, all the way back in December last year.

Since then, we haven't been building any major new features — we've been busy fixing bugs, polishing the app experience, and acting on community feedback to make this the best tab-making app possible. I wanted to take a moment to highlight all the things we've worked on during that time.

One of the most requested features for My Guitar Tabs has alway been support for exporting tabs to PDF, and finally, the beta is is available in version 1.11 of My Guitar Tabs!.

In the latest version of My Guitar Tabs, you can now export your tabs to plain text (ASCII Tab).

Added support for creating tablatures for different instruments! 🎸🪕

We are happy to announce that My Guitar Tabs is now translated to 15 languages!

Additionally, the full documentation is now available in Spanish!

My Guitar Tabs now support creating notebooks to organize your songs!