How to make a professional chord-over-lyrics chart with [bracket] chords from scratch 

Powerful and precise, brackets are the most efficient way to make a chord chart. I'll use Planning Center to show you how I make my charts.
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▶NOTE 1: CHORDPRO◀
The bracket format is taken from what is called ChordPro format, which is a full blown mark up language for creating chord charts. Planning Center uses a variation on it and allows you to use a good many of the common ChordPro directives in its "Lyrics & Chords" editing pane.
▶NOTE 2: USING THE CHART ON STAGE◀
I personally use an iPad for displaying all my charts when I perform or lead. I use a chord chart app called Onsong which is integrated with Planning Center. After I create a chart, I import any song or set list into Onsong from Planning Center with just a tap. I will often make tweaks once I get the chart into Onsong, just so that it looks its best with my iPad screen size and with the document/font size, line spacing, and chord colors I prefer.
▶NOTE 3: PLANNING CENTER◀
Planning Center is a set of software tools that my church uses to take care of most of our logistics. I pretty much create all my chord charts using their software. I highly recommend it for helping run a music and tech ministry. The rabbit hole goes deep with Planning Center.
0:00 Intro
0:37 Searching online to copy a chart
4:07 Start creating the chart
5:34 Formatting (font, columns, etc.)
7:15 Editing: Section Headings
10:55 Editing: Bracket Chords
12:57 Editing: Transposing Chords
14:00 Editing: Right to Left
15:38 Editing: Placing chords within a word
17:00 Editing: Designating bars/measures
20:39 Editing: Line Breaks
22:49 Editing: Moving a section to the 2nd column
23:10 Final Chart Overview

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