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Online Rubik's Cube Solver

Enter the colors of your scrambled cube and get a verified step-by-step solution directly in your browser. Solve 2×2, 3×3, 4×4 and 5×5 cubes — no download required.

  • 2×2–5×5All Major Sizes
  • Free Online SolverNo Download
  • Interactive 3D StepsEasy to Follow
  • Verified SolutionsChecked Before Playback

Face 1 of 6 — Front

Enter Cube Colors

Solve 2×2, 3×3, 4×4 and 5×5 Cubes

  • 2×2 Cube Solver

    Solve the Pocket Cube with a dedicated 2×2 input and solution flow.

    2×2 Cube Solver
  • 3×3 Cube Solver

    Solve the classic 3×3 cube with guided color entry and step-by-step playback.

    3×3 Cube Solver
  • 4×4 Cube Solver

    Enter all six 4×4 faces and follow a solution designed for the larger cube.

    4×4 Cube Solver
  • 5×5 Cube Solver

    Solve a 5×5 cube directly in your browser with guided input and playback.

    5×5 Cube Solver

A Rubik's Cube Solver Built for Real Cubes

  • Guided Color Entry

    Enter your physical cube face by face instead of working with a confusing flat layout.

  • Cube Validation

    The solver checks the entered configuration and helps you correct mistakes before solving.

  • Verified Step-by-Step Solution

    Follow each move in order with an interactive 3D cube and playback controls.

  • Multiple Cube Sizes

    Use the same web solver for 2×2, 3×3, 4×4 and 5×5 cubes.

How to Solve Your Rubik's Cube Online

  1. 1

    Step 1 — Choose Your Cube Size

    Select 2×2, 3×3, 4×4 or 5×5.

  2. 2

    Step 2 — Enter All Six Faces

    Match the colors of your real scrambled cube using the guided 3D input.

  3. 3

    Step 3 — Check the Cube

    Correct any incomplete or invalid color entry before continuing.

  4. 4

    Step 4 — Generate the Solution

    Tap Get Solution when your cube is ready.

  5. 5

    Step 5 — Follow the Moves

    Use the animated 3D cube, move notation and playback controls to reproduce every turn on your physical cube.

How MyCubeSolver Checks Your Solution

Before a solution is shown, MyCubeSolver checks the cube configuration you entered for errors. The generated move sequence is then verified against that cube state so the final position is solved. If your colors are incomplete or the configuration cannot be solved as entered, you can return to the cube input and correct it.

Different cube sizes require different validation and solving logic, so 2×2, 3×3, 4×4 and 5×5 are handled according to their cube structure.

What Is an Online Rubik's Cube Solver?

An online Rubik's Cube solver is a browser tool that reads the colors of a scrambled cube and calculates a sequence of legal turns that returns it to the solved state. With MyCubeSolver, you enter your cube colors, check the configuration, generate the solution, and follow each move using an interactive 3D cube.

Rubik's Cube Move Notation

  • Rturn the right face clockwise
  • R'turn the right face counterclockwise
  • R2turn the right face 180°
  • L, U, D, F, Bleft, up, down, front and back faces

Wide turns such as Rw turn more than one layer.

Learn Rubik's Cube notation

Want to Learn Instead of Just Solve?

The MyCubeSolver Learning Academy teaches the beginner method using your own scrambled 3×3 cube. Enter your cube once, follow the phases step by step, and make the same moves on the physical cube in your hands.

What Cube Solvers Say

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Rubik's Cube Solver Questions

Yes. MyCubeSolver lets you enter your cube colors and follow the solution directly in your browser without downloading an app.

The web solver supports 2×2, 3×3, 4×4 and 5×5 cubes.

Choose the cube size and enter the colors of all six faces using the guided 3D input.

You can clear or repaint stickers before generating the solution. The solver checks the entered configuration and flags problems that need correction.

It reads the cube state you enter, checks the configuration, generates a move sequence and lets you follow the solution step by step on an interactive 3D cube.

They are standard cube notation. R means a clockwise turn of the right face, R' means counterclockwise, and R2 means a 180-degree turn.

Yes. You can follow the solution one move at a time, or use the Learning Academy to learn the beginner method on your own 3×3 cube.

The web solver currently uses manual color entry. Camera scanning is available in the MyCubeSolver Android app.