Step 1
Paste or upload
Bring in a single PGN or a multi-game PGN file. ChessIQ validates before opening analysis.
PGN analysis
Analyze a PGN online and train the mistakes
Paste, upload, or link a game. ChessIQ opens the actual analysis workspace, marks the turning points, and carries useful mistakes into Training.
Paste text, upload .pgn, or import a game link
Stockfish 18 runs on your device
No account required for PGN review
Saved review data stays in browser storage
Review flow
Start with one game
These pages all lead back to the same place: import a game, review it, and use what the review found.
Step 2
Open Analyze
The workspace shows move labels, evaluation swings, accuracy, and best-line context.
Step 3
Save useful positions
Stable missed chances and blunders can become Training positions automatically.
Step 4
Return later
Reviewed games reopen from Archive and contribute to Statistics on this device.
Proof
Built for product-aligned PGN intent
It goes straight to review
The PGN page is not a content detour. The main action opens the same app workflow as every other intake.
Multi-game PGNs are expected
If a file contains multiple games, ChessIQ routes into selection instead of silently guessing.
Move labels have context
Labels are paired with evaluation changes and best-line alternatives so the review is inspectable.
Training is connected
The follow-up is not random tactics. Training positions come from the reviewed PGN when validation supports them.
Quick answers
Can I paste a Chess.com or Lichess export?
Yes. Standard PGN exports with headers are supported.
Can I upload a file?
Yes. `.pgn` and plain-text PGN files can be loaded from the PGN input.
Does ChessIQ analyze every move?
The analysis workspace evaluates the game move by move and can continue deeper while the board remains open.
Why might no training be created?
ChessIQ only saves positions that pass its training validation. A completed review can honestly produce zero saved positions.
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