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The best free chess game analysis tool online

Run a free chess game analysis in one click. Import games from Chess.com, Lichess or PGN files and get an instant game review with Chessigma — the best online chess analyzer.

Chessigma free chess analysis report with centipawn graph

Chess players love winning — but engines love telling us why we shouldn't have. That's where Chessigma comes in: a free chess game analysis tool that actually speaks human. No ads, no captcha, no downloading Stockfish-in-a-zip-file-from-2008.

Since launch three months ago we've:

  • • Reviewed 1,000,000+ games (yep, million)
  • • Landed the #2 post on r/chess — complete with salty "but Lichess already..." comments
  • +7,000 daily returners who apparently enjoy reliving their mistakes

Why bother with game review?

Because studying more openings while repeating the same tactical face-plants is like polishing a windshield while your tires are flat. A five-minute chess analysis session after every blitz binge stacks up faster than another "London System Secrets" course.

Chessigma in 60 seconds

⬇️ TL;DR video walk-through
https://youtu.be/1rcIPeK-ygs

What makes this the best free chess analysis tool?

1. One-click import

Drop a Chess.com or Lichess link, or upload a PGN. Punch "Analyze." Done. Your free chess game review shows centipawn loss, move labels, and a color-coded eval graph faster than you can say "why did I play that?"

2. Deep PGN analysis (without the brain freeze)

Tournament file? 200-move epic? Feed it in — Chessigma chews through every variation. Perfect for PGN analysis nerds who crave progress but also value sleep.

3. Branch & explore lines

Hit any move to spin an alternate universe. Test that unsound pawn sacrifice, prove your genius, or confirm you were hallucinating. It's the most interactive chess game analyzer online you'll touch.

Analyze chess game online on phone with Chessigma

4. Works everywhere

Desktop, tablet, phone on the bus. If you can copy-paste a link, or you have a Chess.com or Lichess account, you can analyze chess games online right now.

5. Track progress & players

Create a free account or use without signup to tag mistakes, save reports, and quietly stalk your rival's blunder rate. Every lichess analysis, every chess.com game review free — all in one dashboard.

Sneak peek: AI supercoach & mistake corrector

Grinding random puzzles is dead. Our upcoming AI Supercoach studies your games, spits out a personal roadmap, then feeds you the Mistake Corrector: puzzles built from your own howlers until they're fixed for good. Early access opens soon; email list gets first dibs.

Join the community

  • Discord — 600+ players roasting each other's blunders
  • Chess.com club — 1,000+ members & regular arena tourneys for Chessigma merch

How to run your first free chess analysis

  1. Visit Chessigma.com
  2. Import a game from Chess.com, Lichess or upload a PGN
  3. Watch the eval bar expose every questionable life choice

Five minutes later you'll know exactly where the wheels came off — and how to patch them before your next game.

FAQ (the quick version)

QuestionAnswer
Is it really free?Yes. Zero. Nada.
Do I need to install anything?Nope. Browser-based.
Should I review wins?Absolutely — they hide lazy moves.
What if I don't use Chess.com or Lichess?PGN upload has your back.

Ready to stop guessing and start climbing?

The fastest ratings come from fixing your mistakes, not memorizing someone else's. Grab a game, fire up a free chess analysis, and squeeze every lesson out of it with Chessigma.

See you in the post-mortem.

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