Cube Solvers, Timer and Simulator
A colour cube has six turnable faces. The usual goal is to make every face one solid colour. Choose a tool below—even if you have never used a cube before.
Use the 2×2 or 3×3 Solver.
Use the Online Cube Simulator.
Use the Scramble Generator and Cube Timer.
Use Cube Patterns.
Understand cube notation in one minute
Every move uses a face letter. Hold the cube still while turning only the named face. Clockwise is judged while looking directly at that face.
UPGreen
FRONTRed
RIGHT
Standard starting orientation
For colour entry and algorithms, hold white on top, green facing you and red on the right. Do not rotate the entire cube after starting.
Private by default
Cube colours, times and recent results stay in your browser in this version. You do not need to upload a photo or create an account.
Cube tools FAQ
Are these cube tools free?
Yes. All current cube solvers, practice tools and timers are free to use.
Which tool should a complete beginner use first?
Start with the Online Cube Simulator because it needs no physical cube and includes undo and reset controls.
What does an apostrophe after a move mean?
It means turn that face counterclockwise while looking directly at it. For example, R′ means turn the right face counterclockwise.