Your first cube.
You can solve it.
Stuck at one solved side? Follow 7 steps: match your cube to the picture, copy the moves, and finish all six sides yourself.
See it.
Turn it. Learn it.
Scan your cube
Hold your cube up to the camera. Start with the exact cube in your hands.
See every move
Turn, pause, replay. A 3D cube makes every move easier to understand.
Solve it yourself
Learn how it works, one turn at a time. Make the next solve your own.
7 little steps. One big win.
No maths skills needed. Just a cube and a little curiosity.
The white cross
Start with your very first white cross.
First-layer corners
Place four corners. Finish the first layer.
Middle-layer edges
Four more edges. Two layers complete!
The yellow cross
From a little dot to a yellow cross.
The yellow face
Bring all nine yellow stickers to the top.
Position the corners
Right colours, right corners. Almost there.
Position the edges
The final turns. Six complete faces.
New symbols.
Simple moves.
Tap a symbol. The cube replays that move so you can watch closely.
Get to know the notationLook at the right face from the right, as if it were a clock face, then turn it clockwise.
A few good questions.
Can I learn if I know nothing about cubes?
Absolutely. Start with holding the cube and reading the symbols, then learn each solving step. You can pause and replay at any time.
Do I need a real Rubik’s cube?
You can explore the 3D cube right here. A real 3×3 cube helps you practise with your hands and remember the moves.
Where should I start?
Start with step 0 to learn R, U and F. Then follow the lessons from the white cross to your completed cube.