Practice by difficulty
Easy Queens Puzzles
Build confidence with a selected set of easy Queens puzzles. Start with a compact board and check one constraint at a time.
20 published puzzles across several sizes. Difficulty comes from the puzzle label, not the width of its board; labels are algorithmic estimates, and solving times vary.
Start a easy puzzleChoose your board
7x7 · EasyPuzzle #278x8 · EasyPuzzle #1769x9 · EasyPuzzle #610x10 · EasyPuzzle #311x11 · EasyPuzzle #11712x12 · EasyPuzzle #197x7 · EasyPuzzle #888x8 · EasyPuzzle #49x9 · EasyPuzzle #710x10 · EasyPuzzle #2411x11 · EasyPuzzle #13012x12 · EasyPuzzle #1267x7 · EasyPuzzle #1098x8 · EasyPuzzle #89x9 · EasyPuzzle #1110x10 · EasyPuzzle #3411x11 · EasyPuzzle #14112x12 · EasyPuzzle #2067x7 · EasyPuzzle #1188x8 · EasyPuzzle #12
A reliable beginner routine
- Check each row, column and region for the only remaining candidate.
- Look for a region whose candidates share one line: use line locks to exclude outside cells.
- Queens cannot touch, including corner to corner; they do not attack along a full chess diagonal.
New to the rules? See legal and illegal placements. Working on your own board? Open the Queens Solver.