Last layerBeginner
Beginner cross
Orient last-layer edges to form a yellow cross when the cube is held with yellow on top.
FRUR'U'F'Practise moves
Rubik's Cube algorithms
Explore move sequences, learn the notation, and practise each algorithm on the Digital Cube.
BeginnerBeginner
Right middle-layer edge insertion
With the solved first layer on the bottom, line up a top-layer edge with the front centre and insert it into the middle layer on the right.
URU'R'U'F'UFBeginnerBeginner
Left middle-layer edge insertion
With the solved first layer on the bottom, line up a top-layer edge with the front centre and insert it into the middle layer on the left.
U'L'ULUFU'F'OLLIntermediate
Sune
A common last-layer sequence for orienting the yellow corners.
RUR'URU2R'OLLIntermediate
Anti-Sune
The inverse Sune case for orienting the last-layer corners.
RU2R'U'RU'R'PLLAdvanced
T-permutation
Swap the two top corners on the right and the top-left and top-right edges, keeping the top layer’s orientation and the first two layers unchanged.
RUR'U'R'FR2U'R'U'RUR'F'BeginnerBeginner
Niklas
Cycle three top corners while leaving all edges and lower layers in place. The moved corners also twist; use this before corner orientation.
RU'L'UR'U'LUFundamentalsBeginner
Sexy move
A useful four-move sequence for learning rhythm, triggers, and corner movement.
RUR'U'No algorithms match that search. Try “Sune”, “PLL”, or a move such as R U.
Keep practising
Learn an algorithm
Read the sequence aloud, divide it into small triggers, and repeat it slowly. Keep the same colour on top and the same face toward you until the movement feels automatic.
Check the notation
A prime mark means anticlockwise and a 2 means a half-turn. Visit the notation reference whenever a move looks unfamiliar.
Explore notationPractise in 3D
Use the Digital Cube to step through moves, scramble the cube for a fresh starting position and reset whenever you need to.
Open Digital Cube