Free Online Solitaire (Klondike)
Play classic Solitaire free in your browser — Draw 1 or Draw 3, unlimited undos and a new shuffle any time. Prefer something different? Try Spider Solitaire or FreeCell.
Solitaire
Clear the tableau by building each foundation up from Ace to King. Drag a card (or tap it, then tap where it should go) — double-tap sends a card home to its foundation automatically.
Solitaire
The classic Klondike game — draw, stack and build your way to four full foundations.
Spider Solitaire
Ten columns, one to four suits, and full-sequence clears. The ultimate patience test.
FreeCell
Every card dealt face up from the start — a game of pure strategy, almost always solvable.
How to Play Solitaire (Klondike)
Solitaire — also known as Klondike — is the single-player card game most people picture when they hear the word "solitaire." The goal is simple: move all 52 cards to the four foundation piles, one suit per pile, built up in order from Ace to King.
Setup
Seven tableau columns are dealt with 1 to 7 cards each, only the top card of every column face up. The rest of the deck becomes the stock pile, drawn a card (or three) at a time into the waste pile.
Moving cards
- Build tableau columns downward in alternating colors — for example a red 9 can hold a black 8.
- Move any Ace to an empty foundation slot, then build that foundation up by suit: 2, 3, 4… all the way to King.
- Only a King (or a valid sequence starting with a King) can be placed on an empty tableau column.
- When a face-down card is uncovered, it automatically flips face up.
- When the stock runs out, click it again to recycle the waste pile back into a new stock.
Draw 1 vs Draw 3
Draw 1 reveals one stock card at a time and is the easier, more forgiving mode. Draw 3 reveals three cards at once but only the top one is playable, which is closer to the traditional Vegas-style rules and considerably harder to solve.
How do you win Solitaire?
You win once every card sits on its foundation pile, sorted by suit from Ace up to King.
What happens when I run out of moves?
Use the Undo button to rewind and try a different order, or start a fresh New Game — every deal is randomly shuffled.
Is there a time limit?
No. The timer and move counter are just for your own reference — play at your own pace.
Can I play Solitaire on mobile?
Yes, the board and cards scale to fit phones and tablets, and every move works with a simple tap or drag.