Share PGN
Share a chess game with one link.
Pasting a PGN into a group chat is a bad time. Nobody wants to copy the text out, find a viewer, paste it in, and step through. Drop it here once and you get a real page with the board, the moves, and a link people will actually click.
Why a real page beats raw PGN
- Link previews work. When you paste the URL in Discord, iMessage, Slack, X, or anywhere else with link unfurling, the preview shows the board, not a generic logo. People glance and know what it is.
- Friends can comment in line. Every game page has a comment thread. You can argue about move 22 without spinning up a side chat that nobody scrolls back through.
- Ratings are hidden by default. If you want, the page hides who is rated what so other people can guess. Good for a coaching context, good for a roast, good for a laugh.
- It does not rot. The page lives at a stable URL. Bookmark it, link it from a blog post, drop it in a coaching doc, it stays there.
Three good reasons to share a game here
You played something cool and want people to see it
Drop it in. The hidden-rating thing makes it fair. If the game is actually good, people will rate it well and it floats up the feed.
You got crushed and you want to know why
Upload, run the Stockfish analysis, and let the comments do the rest. You will get faster, more honest feedback from strangers than from your friend who does not want to be mean.
You are coaching someone
A single URL with the board and the moves is a much better homework artifact than a PGN file. They can pull it up on their phone between classes.
FAQ
Can I share a Lichess or Chess.com game without exporting the PGN myself?
Paste the Lichess game URL directly and we pull the PGN for you. Chess.com requires you to copy the PGN from their share menu.
Do I need an account?
No. You can upload and share without signing in. Signing in lets you see all your shared games in one place and keep score on the leaderboard for guessing other games.
Is the game public?
Yes. The whole point is that other people can find it, play through it, and weigh in. If you need privacy, do not upload.
Can I delete a game later?
Yes. From your profile, the game you uploaded has a delete option.
One link, real board, real comments.
Upload a PGN now and you will have a URL you can paste anywhere in about ten seconds.