
Guitar capos, capo tuners and kits
Change the key, keep your chords
Trigger, spring clamp, screw and partial capos for acoustic, electric, classical and 12-string guitar, plus banjo, mandolin and ukulele. Free tracked shipping on every order.
Our pickAluminum Trigger Capo with Silicone Pads, 7 Colors$17.99 - Free shippingOn every order, no minimum
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Shop by capo type
Every capo does the same job. The difference is how it clamps and how fast it moves between songs.
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Trigger Capos Squeeze, place, play. One hand. 9 products -
Spring Clamp Capos Even spring pressure, light build. 12 products -
Screw and Adjustable Capos Set the pressure yourself. 5 products -
Capo Tuners Capo and tuner in one. 3 products -
Capo Kits Capo plus picks and extras. 5 products -
Partial and Spider Capos Open-tuning sounds, no retune. 1 product
Where to start
One capo of each kind that we would hand a friend first: firm hold, easy to move, fair price.
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Plastic Guitar Capo with Bridge Pin Puller
Spring Clamp Capos $17.99 500+ sold worldwideChoose a color This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -

Spider Capo for Open Tunings and Partial Capo Chords
Partial and Spider Capos $21.99 100+ sold worldwideOnly 10 leftAdd to cart -

62-Piece Guitar Accessory Kit with Capo, Tuner and 3 String Sets
Capo Kits $72.99 Add to cart
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Capo on in three steps
Keep the chord shapes you already know and play the song in the key you need.
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Pick the fret
Each fret raises the pitch by a half step. With the capo on the 2nd fret, a G shape sounds as A.
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Clamp just behind the fret
Place the capo close to the fret wire, not on top of it, with the bar parallel to the fret. The strings stay in tune and stop buzzing.
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Check the tuning
Strum once and check with a tuner. If a string pulls sharp, ease the pressure a little or move the capo closer to the fret.
Capo guides
Plain answers on choosing a capo, putting it on and finding the right fret.

Capo Types: A Plain Guide to Every Kind of Guitar Capo
The main capo types are trigger (spring clamp) capos, screw or adjustable capos, toggle and elastic capos, partial and spider capos, rolling capos, and...Read the guide
How to Use a Capo: Step-by-Step Guide for Every Guitar
To use a capo, tune your guitar first, clamp the capo across all six strings just behind the fret you want, check that every...Read the guide
What Does a Capo Do? A Simple Guide for Guitarists
A guitar capo is a small clamp that presses all the strings against one fret. That shortens the part of each string that can...Read the guide
Good to know
Straight answers before you buy. Anything else? Write to hello@mycapos.com and we reply within one business day.
Orders are processed in 2 to 4 business days. After dispatch, delivery to the US usually takes 7 to 14 days and to most other countries 15 to 30 business days. You get a tracking number by email.
Yes. Every order ships free, with no minimum spend.
Trigger and spring clamp capos go on with one hand and move fastest between songs. Screw and toggle capos let you set the pressure, which helps keep light strings in tune. Partial capos clamp only some strings for open-tuning sounds.
Most capos fit steel-string acoustic and electric necks. Classical guitars have wider, flatter necks, and banjo, mandolin and ukulele necks are smaller, so check the product page for the instruments each capo fits.
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