1x1x1 Rubik's Cube Simulator and Solver

Scramble the smallest cube there is and let the program turn it back in a couple of moves. It's a lighthearted companion to our 2x2 and 3x3 solvers.

1x1 Cube Solver

Press the Scramble button to shuffle the cube then let the program find the solution with the Solve button.

A 1x1x1, a 2x2x2 and a 3x3x3 cube side by side

Puzzle makers keep pushing big cubes to new extremes, with 22x22x22 and even 33x33x33 record puzzles. At the other end of the scale sits the 1x1x1 cube: a single piece with six colored faces. You can't make a smaller cube, and you can't really scramble it, which is exactly what makes it fun.

How to use the 1x1x1 solver

Press Scramble to tumble the cube into a random orientation, then press Solve and the program turns it back in a few moves. On a 1x1x1, "solved" simply means the cube is back in its starting orientation, with the same colors facing you as before.

A 1x1x1 cube puzzle

Ready for a real challenge?

The 1x1x1 is a joke, but the next sizes up are real puzzles. Try the 2x2 cube solver, solve the classic cube with the Rubik's Cube solver, or learn to solve it yourself with our beginner's guide.