3580 free chess puzzles organised two ways: by the tactical pattern they train, and by difficulty. Pick the pattern you keep missing, then the rating band that matches your level — every puzzle shows its solution, so you can check yourself straight away.
Solving puzzles at random is a weak way to improve, because you never find out which patterns you are actually blind to. Working through one motif at a time is slower and much more effective: after ten pins in a row you start seeing pins in your own games.
For tracking progress rather than browsing, the rated trainer serves puzzles matched to your rating and moves with you as you solve, and the Mistake Trainer generates puzzles from positions you got wrong in your own games.
Yes. Every puzzle on these pages is free to view along with its solution, with no account required. The rated trainer that tracks your puzzle rating over time is part of Chess Ramp Premium.
Start at roughly your own online rating. Puzzle ratings work like player ratings: a puzzle rated 1200 is one that 1200-rated players solve about half the time. If you are solving nearly all of them, move up a band.
Work one pattern at a time rather than solving at random, and check the solution immediately so a wrong answer becomes a corrected pattern rather than a habit. Then review your own games to find which motifs you actually miss.