How to Import Chess Games from Chess.com or Lichess
Import your games directly from Chess.com or Lichess for automatic analysis, performance reports, and study insights.
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Learn how to use AQChess features — import games, analyze positions, build openings, and train smarter.
How to View Chess Opening Reports from Your Games
See your most played openings, win rates, and variations for both White and Black with AQChess opening reports.
How to Analyze a Chess Game and Create a Puzzle Book
Analyze your games with Stockfish and convert key moments into tactical puzzles to create your own training book.
How to Create a Chess Opening Course from FIDE Master Games
Learn to build your personal opening course using FIDE Master games and train your favorite lines inside AQChess.
How to Import a Chess Game from PGN or Chess Results
Copy and paste PGN text from Chess Results or any other site to analyze and save games instantly in AQChess.
How to Practice Remembering Openings in AQChess
Learn how to use AQChess to practice and memorize your favorite openings move-by-move — demonstrated here with the Sicilian Najdorf
How to Improve Your Chess Calculation — Type Your Moves, Let the Engine Judge
Learn how to train your chess calculation step-by-step by writing your moves and letting the engine evaluate your calculation. No paper needed—train like a serious chess player.
How to Print Chess Puzzles for Kids — Screen-Free Training with AQChess
Step-by-step guide showing how to export printable chess puzzles from AQChess so kids can practice offline, just like a real chess workbook.
Turn Chess Openings into a Mind Map PDF — Study Openings Faster
Create a visual mind map for chess opening variations using AQChess and export it as a printable PDF for offline study.
Custom Chess Puzzles by Theme — Create Printable PDF Training Sets
Create custom chess puzzle training sets by selecting themes and exporting them as printable PDFs using AQChess.
Anastasia's mate
Anastasia’s Mate is a classic checkmating pattern where a rook and knight cooperate to trap the enemy king on the edge of the board. The rook delivers mate along a rank or file, while the knight controls the key escape squares.
Arabian Mate
Arabian Mate is a classic checkmating pattern where a rook and knight cooperate to trap the enemy king in the corner of the board. The rook delivers mate along a rank or file, while the knight controls the key escape squares. The knight usually stands one square away from the cornered king, restricting its flight squares.