Stockfish 18 & 19 · in your browser

Rate every move.
Not just one.

Click any piece on Chess.com or Lichess and see every legal move it can make, ranked and color-coded by Stockfish. Built to help you understand chess, not just play it.

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Paris Opera, 1858

Morphy vs. the Duke & Count, 1858. Six knight moves, rated by Stockfish 18. Only one of them keeps White winning, and it's a sacrifice.

What it shows you

The whole position, annotated.

Most tools hand you one "best move" and leave the rest unexplained. StockFishy rates every option on the board, piece by piece.

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Every legal move, rated

Click a piece and all of its moves light up at once, each on a six-step scale from Best to Blunder, the vocabulary Chess.com and Lichess already use.

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A board-wide overview

Before you click anything, every movable piece gets a quiet ring and its own badge, and the three strongest moves are drawn as arrows.

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A preview of the reply

A dashed arrow shows what Stockfish expects your opponent to play after the top move. A look ahead, not just a single ply.

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Continuous analysis

Switch it on and the position re-analyzes after every move, yours and your opponent's, with nothing left to click.

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Runs on your machine

Stockfish is compiled to WebAssembly and runs inside your browser. No position, move or game is ever sent to a server.

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One keystroke

Alt+A (Option+A on Mac) analyzes the position without reaching for the mouse.

The rating scale

Six shades of judgment.

Every move is graded against the best one available, so a glance at the color tells you as much as the number.

Best
the top move
Excellent
within 0.3
Good
within 0.7
Inaccuracy
within 1.5
Mistake
within 3.0
Blunder
more than 3.0
Each move also shows a raw score. Plus favors the side to move, in pawns: +1.2 is a modest edge, +4.0 is close to winning. M3 is a forced mate in three; M-3 means walking into one.
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Beyond the board

A training room, built from your games.

The extension is where it starts. Your account turns every game you play into something to learn from.

Getting started

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Add to Chrome

Install from the Chrome Web Store. Works in Microsoft Edge too.

Sign in once

Click the toolbar icon and sign in with Google. Free, no card needed.

Click any piece

Open a game on Chess.com or Lichess and every move gets rated.

The engine

Real Stockfish, not a clone.

The official open-source engine top players rely on, compiled to WebAssembly. No proprietary model, no watered-down "chess AI".

Stockfish 18

Default
Released January 31, 2026
  • NNUE evaluation: a neural network trained on billions of positions judges who's better.
  • Roughly 46 Elo stronger than Stockfish 17 in engine-vs-engine testing.
  • A lightweight build, so analysis loads and runs instantly.

Stockfish 19

Deep Analysis
Released September 5, 2026
  • New SFNNv16 network: drops redundant threat features and adds pawn-structure features.
  • One unified network for steadier judgment in sharp, complex positions.
  • Trained with quantization-aware training across hundreds of billions of positions.

Free to start.
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