Pick a color, then tap the cube
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Enter the colors
Choose a color and copy the squares on your cube. You can use a photo, too.
2×2 Cube Solver
Photograph six faces or enter 24 colors. Follow each turn in 3D.
INTERACTIVE CUBE
Your cube in 3D
Pick a color, then tap the cube. Drag to see another face.
Both editors stay in sync. Choose a consistent front and top.
24 stickers leftAdd the remaining colors to solve.
How it works
Three steps. Keep your cube beside you and take your time.
4 of each color
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Check all six faces
Finish all six faces, then choose Solve my cube.
Watch → turn your cube → Next03
Follow one move at a time
Watch a turn, copy it on your cube, then move to the next step.
Questions about the solver
Do I need to enter center colors?
No. A 2×2 has no centers. Enter all 24 stickers, using the same physical orientation as you move between faces.
Is the 2×2 solution always 11 moves or fewer?
Yes, for a valid standard 2×2. A 180° turn counts as one move, and the solved cube may finish in a different overall orientation.
Can I use this for a 4×4 cube?
Use the separate 4×4 solver for manual 3D entry of all 96 stickers. This page solves 2×2 pocket cubes and cannot handle a 4×4’s extra centers and edge pieces.
Can I enter colors directly on the cube?
Yes. Choose a palette color and left-click a sticker. Right-drag to see another face, or drag with one finger on a phone. Your photo colors and manual edits stay together. Use Undo to reverse your last edit.
Does photo input work for a 2×2?
Yes, with a four-square grid. Photograph all six faces in the guided order, then check the suggested colors and adjust outlines if needed. A saved color sample is reused across the photos. A 2×2 has no centers: follow the whole-cube turns without twisting a layer, and finish with four stickers of each color.