Card games online: Solitaire, FreeCell and Spider

Card games online, free and without an app or account: Klondike Solitaire with turn 1 or turn 3, FreeCell, and Spider Solitaire with one, two or four suits. The cards are drawn in-house and scale to your screen, every game has unlimited undo, hints and keyboard play, and nothing interrupts you before the first card moves. Solitaire and FreeCell also have a daily deal shared by everyone.

Klondike Solitaire: turn 1 and turn 3

Klondike is the Solitaire most people mean. Seven tableau columns, four foundations built from ace to king by suit, and a stock you turn one card or three cards at a time. Turn 1 is the easier and more forgiving game; turn 3 is the traditional harder one, where the order of the stock matters and undo is your friend.

You can drag a single card or a whole valid sequence, or tap a card to send it to a foundation; double-tap works too. When every card is exposed, an Auto-complete button finishes the game for you. Undo is unlimited, the hint highlights a legal productive move, and scoring follows the standard table alongside a timer.

FreeCell: every card face up

FreeCell deals all 52 cards face up into eight cascades, with four free cells to park cards and four foundations. Because nothing is hidden it is a pure planning game. The supermove rule is applied exactly: the number of cards you can move at once is (free cells + 1) × 2 to the power of empty cascades, and the game tells you when a move is too big.

Almost every FreeCell deal can be won. We only serve deals that have been verified solvable, either from a checked seed range or by the solver.

Spider Solitaire: one, two or four suits

Spider plays with two decks across ten columns. Build down in sequence; a complete run from king to ace in one suit is removed. One suit is a relaxed game about clearing columns, two suits is the classic middle ground, four suits is genuinely hard. New rows are dealt from the stock only when no column is empty, as the rules require. Undo and hints are available on every variant.

Winnable deals and what the label means

Not every random Solitaire deal can be won, and a game that quietly hands you an impossible one is unfair. Our deals come from a seed, and when the seeded solver has verified that a deal can be completed we mark it winnable. When it has not, the deal is labelled as not guaranteed rather than pretending. FreeCell deals always come from the verified set.

Daily deals, stats and puzzle codes

Solitaire and FreeCell each have a daily deal, generated from the date so everyone plays the same cards, with a new deal at midnight UTC. Winning it extends your streak for that game. Every other deal has a short code you can type to replay it or share it.

Stats are kept per game and variant: played, won, win percentage, best time, average time and streaks. They live in your browser only.

Cards, controls and accessibility

The card faces are our own flat SVG set with large indices, at least 56 px wide on a phone, and there is a four-colour suit option for colour-blind players. Everything can be played with the keyboard: select a stack, move with the arrows and Enter, U to undo, H for a hint. On a phone, drag the cards or tap them; the layout adapts to portrait screens without shrinking the cards below a usable size.

Last updated 2026-09-27.