Balanced
After completing as many pieces as possible, compare line clears first, then difficult-shape fits and open space.
Free · no signup · local processing
Upload a screenshot or enter the board manually, verify the current three pieces, and see the best available sequence under the selected strategy—or why no move works.
Local screenshot input
PNG, JPG, or WEBP up to 10 MB. Recognition runs locally in this browser.
or drop an image here · paste works while this tab is open
Recognition stays editable before solving.
Tools and help
Use the same local solver workflow with the guidance that matches the information you have now.
Capture a complete board and tray, then fix recognition issues before reviewing the editable draft.
Open the Screenshot Guide →Enter the current board and three fixed pieces when a screenshot is unavailable or unclear.
Open the Manual Solver →Compare all six possible orders for the three pieces currently in your tray.
Compare move order →Worked path
The starter example shows the full path without assuming a particular move in advance.
Engine-backed guides
Each guide uses original board evidence from the same production solver and states where live-game rules remain unverified.
View all Block Blast guidesCompare a real Balanced-versus-Survival disagreement: immediate clears against difficult-shape space.
Read the High Score guide →Inspect one placement that completes a row and column together without inventing an official multiplier.
Read the Combo guide →Tell a partial legal prefix from a tray where none of the three current pieces can move first.
Read the No Moves guide →See the provisional fixed-orientation presets and when to use the editable 5×5 custom input.
Read the Shapes guide →Two priorities
After completing as many pieces as possible, compare line clears first, then difficult-shape fits and open space.
After completing as many pieces as possible, compare difficult-shape fits and connected open space before line clears.
Evidence, not a score promise
The search runs in a local Web Worker so the interface can stay responsive while it examines all six original piece orders and every legal top-left placement.
Every legal sequence for the three pieces is evaluated; identical outcomes are ranked deterministically by the selected provisional profile.
The legality engine passed 10,000 seeded legality replays that independently replayed every returned move.
The optimized search also matched 500 independent dense-board comparisons.
Current limits
Quick answers
Yes. The local solver is free to use, with no account required.
Yes. Choose, drop, or paste a screenshot, or use Manual input. The image is decoded locally in your browser and the recognized draft remains editable.
Game themes, crops, and device layouts vary. Review every occupied cell and fixed piece before choosing Confirm & Solve, or switch to Manual input if the draft is unclear.
No. It compares legal moves for the current board and three pieces under a provisional rule profile; it cannot guarantee a live score, Combo, refresh behavior, or a future tray.
After a complete result, it keeps the final board, clears the three piece editors, and lets you enter the next tray.
The solver supports one 8×8 board and the current three fixed-orientation pieces you enter. It does not plan across later trays.
Your current tray
Upload a screenshot or enter the board manually, review the draft, then replay the legal sequence step by step.