QUICKCUBESOLVE
Interactive scan guide
Try the scanner’s orientation guide without opening your camera. Use a standard six-color 3×3. The colored centers identify the faces; the other stickers on your scrambled cube will differ.
Face 1 / 6 · U
Rotate the whole cube. Keep all layers together.
Camera view · center colors only- Use soft, even light. Keep all nine stickers inside the guide; avoid glare and shadows.
- Rotate the whole cube between captures. Turning a single layer changes the scramble and makes the six captures inconsistent.
- Check every capture before confirming. Photos can be selected one face at a time if live camera access is unavailable.
Keep the scramble unchanged
✓ Correct: rotate the whole cube
Bring the requested center toward the camera while keeping all layers together.
Rotate the whole cube. Keep all layers together.
Camera view · center colors only× Incorrect: turn a layer between captures
A face turn moves stickers between faces. If this happens after capturing a face, restart all six captures.
Try correcting a detected color
The reference face has a green top-left sticker. The detected face misread it as yellow. Select that sticker, then choose green. The center stays fixed.
Reference face
Detected colors
Selected sticker: —
Compare all nine stickers with the reference. Color counts alone cannot identify which sticker is wrong.
You’re ready to try a real scan
Start with white toward the camera and blue on top. Follow the guide for the remaining five faces.
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