Chess Wrapped 2026
Your 2026 in Chess
Games, hours, your rating peak, your openings, your rival, your streaks and the habit that defines your year. Tap through it, then share the card.
Free, no signup. Read in your browser from Chess.com; nothing is sent to KingChess or saved.
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What you'll see
An example year, for Example player. Yours is built from your own games.
How much you played
You played 1,284 games this year.
That's about 112 hours at the board.
Your busiest day was March 14: 41 games.
When you play
Your chess happens at night.
14% of your games start around 10 pm.
You play most on Sundays, but you score best on Fridays: 61%.
Your rating year
You hit 1561 in September. Your all-time best.
Started at 1412, ended at 1548.
How your games ended
You scored 53% this year.
641 wins, 88 draws, 555 losses.
55% as White, 50% as Black.
Who delivered your mates
Your queen delivered the most mates.
44% of your 61 checkmates.
Your knight delivered 4 mates. Put it to work next year.
Your openings
Your go-to opening as White: the Italian Game.
As Black, the Caro-Kann Defense.
As White, you score best with the London System (31 wins in 48) and worst with the Scotch Game (lost 19 of 30).
Your people
You played Rook_Takes 23 times.
You won 11, drew 2 and lost 10.
Knight_Rider beat you 4 times. Your nemesis.
Where your opponents play from
Your opponents came from 43 countries.
Most often: United States, 112 games.
Where you scored best away from home: Philippines, 9 wins, 1 loss.
Your biggest upset
You beat someone 302 points above you.
Castle_Hassle, rated 1790, when you were 1488.
April 23, blitz, won by checkmate.
Your tightest finish
Your tightest finish of the year.
You beat Castle_Hassle with 0.4 seconds to spare.
Blitz 3+0 · June 8 · won by checkmate
Streaks
9 wins in a row, June 3 to June 5.
And 6 losses in a row in August. It happens.
Your longest sitting: 38 games in 3 hours 20 minutes on March 14.
Accuracy
Your average accuracy was 76%.
Your best game: 94% against Knightmare22.
Better than 58% of Chess.com blitz players rated 1400 to 1599.
Your chess personality
The Night Owl
Your best chess happens after dark.
44% of your games started after 10 pm.
How it works
Your games load in your browser, straight from Chess.com's or Lichess's public archives, from January 1 to today. Nothing is sent to KingChess. Every slide is counted from those games: how much you played, when, your rating's path, how your games ended, your openings, the people you played, your streaks and your accuracy. The last slide is a card you can share, and a link that opens your deck for anyone who taps it.
Music in the deck: Phantazia by The Turtle Box, under CC BY-SA 4.0, re-encoded and level-adjusted for the page.
Questions
What is Chess Wrapped?
Your year in chess as a deck of slides: games played, hours at the board, your rating peak, your openings, your rival, your streaks, your accuracy and the habit that defines your year. It reads your public Chess.com or Lichess games. Free, no signup.
Does it work for Chess.com and Lichess?
Both. Pick your site, type your username and start. One deck per site: the two are not combined.
Where do the numbers come from?
Straight from Chess.com's and Lichess's public game archives, loaded in your browser. Nothing is sent to KingChess and nothing is stored on a server. Your browser keeps the finished deck for a day so a second look is instant.
How long does it take?
Chess.com answers in a few seconds, even for thousands of games. Lichess sends about 25 games a second, so 1,000 games take under a minute and a heavy year a few minutes. The rating slides show first while the rest loads.
Why is a slide missing?
Each slide needs enough games to say something true. A rating slide needs 30 rated games in a time control (20 days with a rating change on Lichess), accuracy needs 5 graded games, a streak needs 3 games in a row, a rival needs 5 games and an opening needs 10 to be called your best or worst. A thin year shows what holds and skips the rest.
Do casual games count?
Yes, toward games played and time at the board. Never toward ratings or your biggest upset.
What is my chess personality?
The habit that stands out most in your year: how fast you play, when you play, how loyal you are to an opening, how you win, how you lose, your streaks and your rating climb. The strongest one names you. No habit stands out, you're an All-Rounder.
Is there music?
A quiet track plays from your first tap into the deck: Phantazia by The Turtle Box, used under CC BY-SA 4.0. The speaker button beside the close button turns it off, and the page remembers that. Nothing plays on this page until you open your year.
Can I see someone else's year?
Yes, from their public games, exactly as you can on Chess.com or Lichess. A shared link opens that player's deck.
Can it tell me my most common mistake?
Not from the public archives: that takes an engine. Coach Bjorn reviews your latest game free and finds the blunders in it, and with an account he finds the pattern across all your games.
Coach Bjorn
Your year in numbers is one thing. The mistake you made most is another. I'll find it in your latest game, free.