CubeAlgo · 3×3 algorithm guide
Learn Full PLL algorithms
Put the last-layer pieces in their final positions. Explore 2-Look PLL or learn the complete 21-case Full PLL set with CubeAlgo.
What is Full PLL?
PLL means Permutation of the Last Layer. After Full OLL has made the top face one colour, Full PLL moves the last-layer corners and edges into their correct positions while preserving their orientation and the solved F2L.
Choose a starting point
CubeAlgo’s 2-Look PLL library contains six algorithms for solving the corners and edges in separate steps. The Full PLL library contains 21 cases, allowing you to solve the permutation with one algorithm followed by any needed adjustment of the top layer.
Learn to recognise the side colours as well as the top-face pattern. Start slowly, practise a consistent grip, and compare alternative algorithms when a sequence feels awkward.
Try the Ua permutation
Full PLL Ua
(R U' R) (U R U R) (U' R' U' R2)
Ua cycles three last-layer edges. Match the diagram’s orientation before trying the moves. The case page includes alternative solutions so you can choose a sequence that suits you.
Open Full PLL Ua in CubeAlgo ↗Build recognition and confidence
Mark a case as Learning while you work on recognition and execution. Time repetitions with CubeAlgo’s practice tools, review your solve history, and mark it Learned when it becomes reliable.
Watch Mike’s U permutation tutorial ↗, or browse the Full PLL video library.
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