4x4 cube
Four layers each way. Solve the centers, pair the edges, then solve it like a 3x3.
2 methods14 lessons68 cases
Notation for the 4x4 cubeChoose a method
Solve it like a 3x37 lessons
Lesson 3
White cross
Build a white cross on top. The second color of each white edge must match its side center.
3 cases
Lesson 4
White corners
Place the four white corners to finish the white layer. White stays on top, with one short algorithm for each way white can face.
4 cases
Lesson 5
Middle layer
Turn the white layer to the bottom, then insert the four middle edges with two mirror algorithms.
3 cases
Lesson 6
Yellow cross
Make a yellow cross on top with two short, almost identical algorithms.
3 cases
Lesson 7
Yellow face
Make the whole top yellow. There are seven shapes, learned with one algorithm or one per shape.
14 cases
Lesson 8
Yellow corners
Move the four yellow corners into place with one algorithm, done once or twice.
2 cases
Lesson 9
Yellow edges
Move the four yellow edges into place to finish the cube.
3 cases
Faster reduction
Still reduction to a 3x3, but faster: Pochmann-style centers, two edge pairs at once, wide parity.
4 lessons21 cases
Lesson 1
Pochmann-style centers
Build half of each side center, then shoot pieces over from the top one by one. Faster than the elevator.
3 cases
Lesson 2
Last two centers
Seven cases for the last two neighboring centers, each with one short algorithm. Includes the fix for fully swapped centers.
7 cases
Lesson 3
Faster edge pairing
Store with U', pair two vertical edges at once and solve the diagonal last-two form. Also covers 3-2-2-2-3 pairing.
6 cases
Lesson 4
Advanced parity
Four wide OLL parity algorithms, two of which also fix PLL parity, and three PLL parity forms besides opposite edge pairs.
5 cases
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Yau
Mixes centers and edges so you turn the cube over less. Popular for speedsolving.
Lesson 1Coming soon
Two opposite centers
Lesson 2Coming soon
Three cross edges
Lesson 3Coming soon
The last four centers
Lesson 4Coming soon
Pair the remaining edges
Lesson 5Coming soon
Solve it like a 3x3
Lesson 6Coming soon
Parity