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Play FreeCell online free — the solitaire you can almost always win

FreeCell is the one-player card game where every card is dealt face up into eight columns and you get four free cells to park cards in while you build the four foundations from Ace to King. Because nothing is hidden, almost every deal can be won with careful planning. Play FreeCell online free on CardCouch, with no download and no sign-up.

Tap a card to pick up the ordered run beneath it, then tap a column, a free cell or a foundation to drop it. Every deal has a game number you can replay, unlimited undo is built in, and the site remembers your best time, fewest moves and total wins.

On CardCouch

  • Classic FreeCell rules: eight columns, four free cells, any card may start an empty column, and the standard supermove limit for moving runs.
  • Numbered deals from 1 to 1,000,000 — type a game number to replay a deal or race a friend on the same one.
  • Auto-move sends every card that is safe to the foundations in one tap; undo is unlimited.
  • Personal bests — fastest win and fewest moves — saved on your device; the board scales to fit a phone.

Frequently asked questions

Can every FreeCell game be won?
Almost. With four free cells, well over 99.9% of deals are solvable, so a loss is nearly always a wrong move rather than a bad shuffle. Use Undo, or replay the same game number.
How many cards can I move at once?
As many as you could shuttle through the empty spaces one at a time: (empty free cells + 1) × 2 to the power of empty columns. The game moves the run for you and tells you the limit if a run is too long.
What do the game numbers mean?
Each deal is generated from a number between 1 and 1,000,000, and the same number always gives the same layout. CardCouch uses its own numbering, so deals do not match Windows FreeCell numbers.
Is FreeCell free to play here and does it work on a phone?
Yes and yes. FreeCell on CardCouch is free, needs no download or account, and the eight-column board scales to fit a phone screen.

New to the game? Read the how-to-play guide or sharpen up with the strategy guide.