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Instantly find the chess next move with our AI Stockfish-powered chess calculator. Discover the best next chess move and improve your play with real-time analysis.
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Green border shows a suggested move.
Yellow border marks the engine’s move.
Your king is in check.
Values are in pawns (e.g., +1.5 ≈ white is a pawn and a half better). “mate +N” means forced mate in N for white (“mate -N” for black).
Chess Next Move
Find the chess next move instantly with our advanced engine. This tool helps you understand why a move works by showing evaluation scores and principal variations, so you can train like a pro.
Best Next Chess Move
Discover the best next chess move in any position. Whether you’re a beginner or advanced, the analysis highlights tactical shots, positional ideas, and long-term strategies to guide your play.
Next Best Move in Chess
Unsure of the next best move in chess? Our system runs deep Stockfish calculations, providing multiple candidate moves and helping you compare lines to choose the strongest continuation.
Chess Calculator
Use our chess calculator to analyze PGN or FEN positions. It’s fast, reliable, and shows clear evaluations so you can review entire games and find critical moments where the best move was missed.
Play Chess Against Computer
Train by playing chess against computer. Set difficulty levels, practice openings, or test tricky endgames. This feature turns the calculator into a sparring partner you can use anytime.
Stockfish Next Move
Powered by Stockfish, the Stockfish next move option ensures world-class guidance. The engine explores millions of possibilities, delivering the move with the highest evaluation score for your position.
Analyze Chess Positions Online
Easily analyze chess positions online with our tool. Just paste your PGN, load a FEN, or build the position on the board. Within seconds, you’ll see top moves, scores, and alternative variations.
