Analyze Your Chess Games
Analyze chess games with ChessHint, review mistakes and key moments, and turn your game analysis into practical training.
How to review a chess game
Use ChessHint game analysis to turn a completed game into a practical lesson. Import the moves, select your side and review the positions where a different decision could have changed the game.
Game review questions and answers
How do I import my game?
Use the import options above to find a supported online game or paste a PGN. PGN is the text format that records a chess game, including its moves and player information. Connecting a public Chess.com or Lichess account also lets you find recent games without entering each move by hand.
What does the game review explain?
The review uses Stockfish to assess positions and identify key moves. Move explanations and board cues help you follow tactical threats, missed chances and alternatives. Step backward and forward through the game to compare the position before and after a decision. Incomplete analysis stays pending until results are available.
What should I study first?
Start with one mistake or missed opportunity from your own game. Look at the opponent’s threat, consider a candidate move and follow the continuation on the board. The aim is to understand a decision you can recognize next time. Save the review if you want to return to that position in a later study session.