How do I move multiple cards at once?

You can only drag a sequence of cards if their number doesn't exceed the number of empty free cells plus one.

What makes this different from other solitaire games?

In Free Cell, all cards are visible from the start, unlike Klondike where cards are partially face-down.

What are the foundation piles?

These are the four spaces in the upper right where you must collect all cards by suit from ace to king.

Free Cell

Card GamesUpdated: July 23, 2026

Free Cell is a classic solitaire card game where you organize all cards by suit. Its key feature is four free cells that let you temporarily store cards and build more complex sequences.

The player moves cards to create descending sequences in the tableau. You can drag cards between columns, placing them in order from king down to ace. The four free cells serve as temporary storage when you need to access other cards. The main objective is to collect all cards into four foundation piles by suit in ascending order from ace to king. Each turn requires thinking about which card to move and when to use a free cell.

This game suits puzzle enthusiasts and those who enjoy methodical organization. It's especially appealing for players who like solitaire games with strategic elements. Tip: in the first minute of play, focus on uncovering cards under columns and using free cells to move cards between columns, revealing the hidden cards.

How to Play

Move cards to build descending sequences in the tableau. Use the four free cells to temporarily store cards and organize all cards into foundation piles.

FAQ

How do I move multiple cards at once?: You can only drag a sequence of cards if their number doesn't exceed the number of empty free cells plus one.
What makes this different from other solitaire games?: In Free Cell, all cards are visible from the start, unlike Klondike where cards are partially face-down.
What are the foundation piles?: These are the four spaces in the upper right where you must collect all cards by suit from ace to king.