CubeAlgo · 3×3 algorithm guide
Learn Full OLL algorithms
Orient the last layer of your Rubik’s Cube. Start with 2-Look OLL, then build up to Full OLL at your own pace.
What is Full OLL?
OLL stands for Orientation of the Last Layer. In the CFOP method, it comes after the cross and F2L. The goal is to make the last-layer face one colour while keeping the F2L solved. The pieces may still need to move into their final positions; that is the next stage, Full PLL.
2-Look OLL or Full OLL?
2-Look OLL divides orientation into two steps: orient the edges, then the corners. CubeAlgo’s 2-Look OLL library contains 10 algorithms, making it a manageable starting point. Full OLL handles the orientation in one algorithm and has 57 cases.
Learn a small group before adding more. Use the diagram to recognise the case, try the move sequence slowly, and mark it as Learning until you can recognise and execute it consistently.
A case from the Full OLL library
Full OLL 21
F (R U R' U') (R U R' U') (R U R' U') F'
The diagram and starting orientation matter. Open the case to compare alternative solutions and save the sequence you prefer.
Open Full OLL 21 in CubeAlgo ↗Recognise, repeat and review
CubeAlgo pairs case diagrams with algorithms, learning markers and practice. Revisit the cases marked Learning, compare alternatives, and use your practice history to see which cases need attention.
Watch Mike’s Full OLL tutorial for T shapes and squares ↗, or explore the tutorial library.
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