What does an Eb chord look like?

An Eb chord consists of the notes Eb, G, and Bb. On a piano, you would play the Eb note (the first black key in the group of two black keys), the G note (the first white key after the first black key), and the Bb note (the second black key in the group of three black keys). On the guitar, you can play an Eb major chord by barring the 6th fret and pressing down on the 8th fret of the A, D, and G strings, or by using other finger positions. This chord has a bright and uplifting sound characteristic of major chords.