Minesweeper Online
Play Minesweeper online free: beginner, intermediate and expert boards, a safe first click, flags, chording and best times. Works with mouse or touch.
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How to use Minesweeper Online
- 1Choose Beginner, Intermediate or Expert and click any square to start — the first click is always safe
- 2Each number shows how many mines touch that square; right-click (or long-press / Flag mode on phones) to flag a mine
- 3Click a number whose mines are all flagged to open its neighbours; reveal every safe square to win
Frequently asked questions
How do you play Minesweeper?▾
Click squares to reveal them. A number tells you how many of the 8 surrounding squares hide mines. Use the numbers to work out where mines are, flag them, and open every square that isn't a mine to win.
What do the numbers mean in Minesweeper?▾
Each number is the count of mines in the up to eight squares around it. A blank square has no mines around it, so its neighbours open automatically.
How do I flag a mine on a phone?▾
Long-press a square, or turn on Flag mode so every tap places or removes a flag. On a computer, right-click to flag.
What is chording?▾
When a number already has the right amount of flags around it, click the number to open all its other neighbours at once. If a flag is wrong, you'll hit a mine — so be sure first.
Can I lose on the first click?▾
No. Mines are placed after your first click, never on that square or next to it, so the first click always opens an area to start from.
What are the board sizes?▾
Beginner is 9×9 with 10 mines, Intermediate 16×16 with 40 mines, and Expert 30×16 with 99 mines — the classic Windows sizes. Your best time for each is saved in this browser.
Embed Minesweeper Online on your website▾
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