Rubik's Cube 3D online

Turn the faces with your finger or mouse just like a real cube, scramble it, time yourself and get the solution move by move. From 2x2 to 7x7, nothing to install.

🧩 From 2x2 to 7x7 🤖 Step-by-step solver ⏱️ Speedcuber timer 🔤 Speffz letters

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Cube size Scramble length: Turn speed (ms) 15-second inspection before the timer Sound on every turn Helper arrows on hover

Scramble sequence (you can paste your own)

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Colour scheme Sticker finish Background Gap between cubies Exploded view Shadows Auto-rotate the cube

What to print on the stickers Font size

Letters are available on the 3x3. Speffz is the scheme used for blindfolded solving: every sticker has a fixed letter from A to X.

How to turn it

Hover over a sticker: four arrows show the possible turns. Click one to perform it.
Drag a sticker (mouse or finger): the layer follows your movement and snaps to the nearest quarter turn.
Drag outside the cube to spin the whole cube and look behind it.
Hold Shift while dragging to move two layers at once.

Keyboard

UDLRFB turn the six faces
Shift + letter: counter-clockwise turn
MES middle layers · XYZ rotate the whole cube
Spazio scramble · Ctrl+Z undo

The notation in two lines

Each letter is a face seen from outside: U up, D down, L left, R right, F front, B back. The letter alone means a clockwise quarter turn, with an apostrophe (R') counter-clockwise, with a 2 (R2) a half turn.

How do you solve a Rubik's Cube?

The easiest method is called layer by layer: first the cross on one face, then the four corners of the first layer, then the edges of the second, and finally you orient and permute the last layer with two or three sequences to memorise. The solver on this page uses exactly that method: press Solve and step through the moves one at a time, so you learn the pattern instead of just copying it.

Do I need to install anything?

No. The cube runs in the browser with WebGL: it works on computers, tablets and phones, even offline after the first load, and no move is ever sent to a server. Your times and settings stay on your device.

Can I train for speedcubing?

Yes: turn on the 15-second inspection, scramble with a random sequence and the timer starts by itself on your first move and stops when the cube is solved. Your best and latest times are in the side panel, along with Speffz letters to train blindfolded solving.