Free chess tools for analysis, FEN, Elo and PGN

All six tools run in your browser: analyze a position with local Stockfish, rebuild it piece by piece, test a candidate before the engine answers, do the rating math, filter a PGN, or read a whole set of your games in Mega Chess Analysis. No account, no uploads.

All six tools

Pick the tool by what you have in hand: a position, a move to check, two ratings or a file of games.

Position workspaceLocal Stockfish

Chess Analysis Board

Play legal moves, load FEN or a PGN main line, and read the engine's candidate lines at the depth you set.

  • Search depth 10–22, you choose
  • 1–3 principal variations side by side
  • FEN and PGN import
Analyze a position →
Build a positionAll 6 FEN fields

Chess Board Editor

Place pieces by tap or drag, set all six FEN fields, then pass the exact same board into analysis or the Chess Next Move Checker.

  • Checks kings, pawns and castling rights
  • Side to move and move counters included
Open the editor →
Calculate firstYou move first

Chess Next Move Checker

Build a legal line for both sides, then compare its first decision with Stockfish without live engine output.

  • Engine stays hidden until you commit
  • Legal moves only, no typos counted
Check a candidate →
Rating mathK = 10 / 20 / 40

Chess Elo Calculator

Expected score, rating change and a multi-game tournament total, with the standard Elo formula visible line by line.

  • K-factor 10, 20 or 40
  • Single game or tournament batch
Calculate rating change →
Game collection6 filter criteria

Chess PGN Filter

Keep games by player, result, color, rating, date or ECO code, then copy or download the original matched set.

  • Parses the file on your device
  • Export keeps the original PGN text
Filter PGN games →
Many games at onceUp to 300 games

Mega Chess Analysis

Paste a PGN or give your Lichess or Chess.com username. The report reads your recent games, ranks the leaks that cost you points and pairs each one with the drill that fixes it.

  • One game or up to 300 at once
  • Lichess and Chess.com username fetch
  • Every chart ends in a drill, puzzle set or trainer
Analyze my games →

Compare the six chess tools

Which tool to open depends on what you have in hand.

Chess toolWhat it doesWhen to open it
Analysis boardPlays legal moves and shows Stockfish candidate lines at the depth you set, 10 to 22.One critical position from a game you just played.
Board editorPlaces pieces by tap or drag and checks all six FEN fields before export.You have a diagram or a FEN, not a game.
Chess Next Move CheckerLets you calculate legal replies for both sides, then compares the first move with Stockfish.Checking one decision from a study position.
Elo calculatorComputes expected score and rating change with the formula shown line by line.Before or after a rated game or a tournament batch.
PGN filterKeeps games by player, result, color, rating, date or ECO code and exports the matched set.Cutting a big PGN down to the games that matter.
Mega Chess AnalysisReads your recent games, ranks the leaks costing you points and attaches a drill to each.After a batch of games, when one position is not enough.

After a game

Use only the tool you need at each step.

  1. Filter the relevant games. Keep one opening, color or rating band in the PGN filter.
  2. Rebuild the critical position. Paste its FEN into the board editor, or play to it on the analysis board.
  3. Check your decision. Calculate first in the Chess Next Move Checker, then reveal Stockfish.

FAQ on Chess Tools

Privacy, shared positions and choosing the right tool.

Are the chess tools free?
Yes. Every tool on this hub is free to use without creating an account.
Do my FEN and PGN files leave the browser?
No. These tools parse positions and games locally in the browser. The pages do not upload them.
Can I move a position between tools?
Yes. The board editor, analysis board and Chess Next Move Checker can pass the same FEN between pages in this browser.
Which chess tool should I use after a game?
Start with the analysis board for one critical position, or run Mega Chess Analysis when the same mistake repeats across games.
Is the engine result the same as coaching advice?
No. An engine identifies strong moves and evaluations. Mega Chess Analysis explains which recurring decision keeps costing you points.
Do these tools work on a phone?
Yes. The board fills the available width and the controls stack below it without horizontal scrolling.