Calculate the solution of your scrambled 2x2 Rubik's Cube with this online solver. Set up the stickers and let the program find the solution or generate a random shuffle and try to figure out the solution yourself rotating the faces!

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How To Use?

You can see an unfolded 2x2x2 cube on your screen. Click the Edit button to remove the colors of the puzzle and paste your colors one by one to the fields. Start with red, then green, white, yellow, blue and finally the orange. The program won't allow you to set up an invalid scramble, for example to add a corner piece with two stickers of the same color. The program will help you by guessing the colors of the remaining stickers. For example when you reach the last color the solver will set the remaining fields automatically. The solver supports any color scheme.

When your setup is complete press the Solve button to retreive the solution in less than 11 steps. The program will display the solution using the classic FRU notation and also a graphical demonstration of the steps using arrows. Since a clockwise rotation of a face rearranges the pieces the same way as a counterclockwise rotation of the opposite side it's enough to work with only the F(Front), R(Right) and U(Up) faces. Counterclockwise rotations are marked with an apostrophe, while double (180^o) turns are marked with the number 2.

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Solve It Yourself

This is not just a 2x2 solver but a puzzle simulator where you can play with the Pocke Cube. Click Scramble for a random shuffle and try to solve the cube yourself. Click a face to make a clockwise rotation as shown by the arrow.

How to solve the 2x2

The Pocket Cube is an easier puzzle than the Rubik's Cube. It can be solved as a 3x3 with corners only. Learn the solution of the 2x2 here!

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If you're reading this, you're probably holding a cube in your hand and already feeling bad about yourself for needing to look up the solution. But don't worry! In fact, most of the “super-human-intelligence beings” (a common misconception) who have solved the cube thousands of times in their lifetimes were sitting as you are now. Whether you want to learn it to impress a girl, because your friends bet you couldn't, or just to close the book on the biggest time waste of your childhood by finally defeating it, this guide will take you through the simplest way to conquer the puzzle.

The necessary steps are listed below. Click on a cube to jump on the page to the selected chapter:

An important thing to note is that this task is not a light one. It may require several hours of attempts. If you'd rather just solve the cube in your hand and forget about it rather than being able to solve any cube you're given, there are plenty of solvers available on the web. However, the satisfaction of holding a completed Rubik's Cube in your hand and thinking “I did that, and I can do it again” is greater than most, mainly due to the fact that the puzzle has been present in all our lives at some point. By the mid 1980's, an estimated fifth of the world's population had attempted to solve the cube. If you want to stand out and say that you can defeat the puzzle, time and determination is a large factor.

Notation

If you're still reading, congratulations on not being put off by the time requirements! The first thing you are going to need to know about solving the cube is how the turns you make can be represented by letters. Later on in this guide, you're going to need a few algorithms. These are combinations of moves that rotate pieces or just move them around to get them where you want them. These algorithms are written using this notation, so you can always come back to this section if you've forgotten by the time we need them.

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There are six sides on the puzzle, referred to as faces, all of which can be turned individually: Up, Down, Left, Right, Front and Back.

The notation for each of these is U, D, L, R, F and B respectively. These faces can be turned in three different ways/directions, however. These are:

U – Refers to a clockwise quarter turn of the upper face.
U' – Refers to a counter-clockwise quarter turn of the upper face
U2 – Refers to a half turn in either direction of the upper face.

That's it! For a visualisation of each of these turns, click the letters in the animation widget.

There is an advanced notation which includes turns of the middle layers, rotations and “double” turns, but these aren't needed for this guide. If you're still interested in learning them, check them out in the advanced Rubik's notation.

Try it yourself! Take your cube and perform the following short algorithm: U' L R2 D B' F U2 R'

The left, back, and lower faces might be confusing at first when trying to figure out the clockwise direction, but with a little practice you'll get used to it.

Step 1: The Cross

The cross is the first step in the actual solution of the puzzle. This step can be a bit confusing at first, so make sure you read this a few times whilst attempting it yourself. The image shows the end goal of this step.

The centre pieces on each face, as you may have noticed from playing around with the cube, can't be moved to another spot, only rotated. So we can use this to our advantage by building around the centres. The best centre to build your first cross around is the white centre, as many guides and resources on the web start with a white face, so if you need to look up some steps and examples elsewhere, your cube will look similar to the one that is being used in other demonstrations.

The first thing you want to do is get the white plus on top. You don't need to worry about the matching centres (the orange and blue parts of the above image) just yet.

For now, just get each white edge on the top layer. It doesn't matter if the white bit is on top at the moment. For example, your cube could look like the one pictured. It doesn't matter if all of the white bits are facing up or none of them are.

The next step is to flip some of the edges so all of the white stickers face upwards, making a plus (pictured above). If your cube already has the cross, skip this part. Hold the cube so that one of the edges that needs to be flipped is facing you.

Then apply this algorithm: F R' D' R F2

This algorithm will flip the edge so the white part is facing upwards. Do this for every edge until you have a white cross on top.

Now you need to orient these pieces. Refer to the next picture. As you can see, the orange piece matches the orange centre. Look at the edges on your puzzle. You could have none matching, two matching or all matching. If you have all four edges matching the centres, your cross is solved. If you have none matching, perform a U move, then look around the cube again. You want to have at least two matching. If none of them match, do another U move. Repeat unti

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