Gurmat Sangeet Notation Maker

Write shabad kirtan notation the way Gurmat Sangeet teachers actually teach it: pick a taal, lay the sargam (Sa Re Ga Ma) in Gurmukhi over each matra, type the shabad words underneath, and add your name so students know who it is from. Download as a clean PNG, PDF or editable Excel sheet — free, in your browser, no signup.

Tap a beat to set its swara with the keypad. Click the line under a beat to type its lyric — press Tab to move to the next beat.

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Taal: Keherwa (8 matra)
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Frequently asked questions

How do I write shabad kirtan notation online?
Choose a taal such as Keherwa or Dadra, tap each beat and set the swara (sargam) in Gurmukhi, then type the shabad syllable under each beat. The sheet shows the sam, tali and khali markers automatically. Download as PNG, PDF or Excel to share.
Can I write sargam in Gurmukhi for kirtan?
Yes. This page defaults to Gurmukhi sargam and Gurmukhi shabad text, with komal/tivra and octave (saptak) marks. You can switch the script or notation system at any time.
Which taals are used in Gurmat Sangeet?
Short-lined shabads commonly use Keherwa (8), Dadra (6) and Rupak (7); longer stanzas use Ektaal, Chautaal and Dhamar; Teentaal (16) is general-purpose. All are built in, with editable markers.
Is it free, and can students see who made the sheet?
It is completely free with no signup. Add your name and contact in the teacher-credit box (or a watermark) and it prints on every PNG, PDF and Excel sheet so students always know the source.

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