Fold a Cube

How to play Fold a Cube

Fold a Cube is a free daily spatial reasoning puzzle. You see a cube with a pattern on each of its six faces, and a flat cube net (the unfolded shape of a cube). Place the patterns on the net so that, when it folds up, it matches the cube exactly — same faces, same positions, same orientation.

• Tap a square on the net to choose a pattern for it. If a pattern has a direction, turn it 90° with the rotate button, or press and hold the square.
• Drag the cube to look at it from every side.
• Press Fold to watch the net fold into a cube and check your answer: green is right, yellow is the right pattern turned the wrong way, grey is wrong.
• You get two tries per puzzle.

Three puzzles a day

Every day there are three new cube net puzzles, the same for everyone in the world. They get harder: the third one shows the cube from two fixed angles and you can't turn it. Score up to 9 points, keep your streak going, and share your result. Want more? Unlimited mode gives you a fresh set any time.

What is a cube net?

A net of a cube is a flat shape made of six squares that folds into a cube. There are exactly 11 different cube nets. Fold a Cube uses all of them, which makes it good practice for mental rotation and the spatial reasoning questions found in many tests and school worksheets.

FAQ

Is it free? Yes. No sign-up, no ads, and it works in any modern browser on phone or desktop.

When do new puzzles come out? At midnight UTC.

Do I need to read English? No words are needed to play. The page is available in English and Chinese.