Memory
Flip the cards and match the pairs in 3 sizes
Flip two cards to find a matching pair. Match every pair to win.
Online Memory Game: Match Every Pair
Flip two cards at a time, remember what you've seen and clear the board in as few moves as possible.
The memory game — also known as concentration or pairs — is a simple test of visual memory that anyone can pick up in seconds. All the cards start face down; on your turn you flip two. If they show the same picture, the pair stays face up; if not, they flip back and it's your job to remember where they were. Clear the whole board by finding every pair, and try to do it in the fewest moves and the fastest time. This version offers three sizes, from a quick six-pair round to a trickier ten-pair grid, works with a tap or a click, counts your moves and time, and saves your best result for each size so you always have a target to beat.
Features
3 Sizes
Easy, Medium and Hard grids with more pairs to find.
Smooth Flips
Cards flip with a clean 3D animation on every turn.
Moves & Time
Your moves and time are tracked as you clear the board.
Best Score
Your fewest moves for each size are saved in your browser.
How to Play
Basic rules
- All cards start face down
- Flip two cards to reveal their pictures
- A matching pair stays face up
- Match every pair to clear the board
Tips
- Try to remember where each new picture appears
- Start from a corner and work across the grid
- Say the positions to yourself to lock them in
- Aim for fewer moves, not just speed
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you play the memory game?
Every card starts face down. On each turn you flip two cards. If they match, they stay revealed; if not, they flip back over. You use your memory of what was where to find every matching pair and clear the board.
What counts as a move?
Each time you flip two cards counts as one move, whether or not they match. The goal is to clear the board in as few moves as possible, so a good memory beats lucky guessing.
How do the difficulty levels work?
Easy has six pairs, Medium eight and Hard ten. More pairs means a bigger grid and more to keep track of, so the harder levels are a stronger test of your memory.
How is my best score saved?
When you clear a board, your number of moves is compared with your previous best for that size and stored in your browser if it's lower. It stays on your device and is shown when you win, so you always have a record to beat.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. Just tap a card to flip it. The grid scales to fit your screen, so the memory game plays comfortably on phones, tablets and computers alike.
Is it free? Do I need an account?
It's completely free and needs no account. The whole game runs in your browser — no installation, no sign-in, and nothing leaves your device.