Constellation design
Bobby Fischer, aged 13
New York, 1956. A queen sacrifice so bold the chess world named it the Game of the Century.
Start from this gamesixtyfour.gg · chess prints
Your best game, framed.
Paste a PGN, or a link from Lichess or Chess.com. Stockfish finds the moments that mattered, you pick one of 30 designs, and we print it on museum-grade paper. Or print it at home, free.
Prints from £19Hahnemühle cotton ragFree to print at home
Sixty-four squares.
Infinite art.
Every game of chess ever played has used the same sixty-four squares. Yet there are more possible games than atoms in the universe, so the one you played has almost certainly never happened before, and never will again. It deserves better than a move list in an app.
- 64
- squares
- 10120
- possible games
- 1
- that’s yours
10120: Claude Shannon’s estimate for a typical 40-move game. The observable universe has about 1080 atoms.
Famous games, framed.
Every one of these was made with the same tool you’ll use. Start from any of them and make it your own, or bring a game of your own.
Bloom design
Magnus Carlsen, aged 13
Wijk aan Zee, 2004. The future world champion announces himself with a sacrificial attack.
Start from this gameJourneys design
Garry Kasparov
Wijk aan Zee, 1999. A rook sacrifice and a king hunt across the whole board.
Start from this gameTriptych design
Fischer vs Spassky
World Championship, game 6. So perfect that Spassky joined the applause.
Start from this gameArcade design
Deep Blue vs Kasparov
New York, 1997. The game where a computer first beat the world champion in a match.
Start from this gameFight Night design
Carlsen vs Karjakin
New York, 2016. The world title on the line, settled with a queen sacrifice: 50.Qh6+.
Start from this gameOne game, 30 ways.
The Game of the Century in every one of our designs, from classic boards to art drawn from the game itself: where every piece went, the evaluation, even the clock. Every one works at every size. Pick one to start from it.
Air Mail
Vintage stamps and a postmark
Arcade
8-bit, with an evaluation skyline
Bauhaus
Primary colours and bold blocks
Bloom
The evaluation as a flower
Blueprint
A technical drawing of the game
Chalkboard
A lesson drawn in chalk
Comic
Pop-art panels and speech bubbles
Constellation
Every move a star in the night sky
Fight Night
A boxing poster with a tale of the tape
Front Page
The game as headline news
Hot Squares
Where the battle was fought
Journeys
The path every piece travelled
Landscape
The evaluation as hills
Metro
The game as a transit line
The Moment
One board and its story
Moments
Every pick, in a grid
MVP
Player ratings for every piece
Puzzle Book
Find the move, answers upside down
Quiet
A board and a title
Recipe Card
A recipe for the win
Scrapbook
Polaroids, tape and notes
Strata
The game laid down in layers of rock
Sweet
Pastel stickers and confetti
Tapestry
Every move woven into cloth
Tarot
Each moment drawn as a card
Ticket
An admission ticket to the game
Trading Cards
Each moment as a collectible card
Triptych
Three moments in a row
Vinyl
A record pressed from the evaluation
The Whole Game
Every move set as type
How it works
- 1
Bring the game
Paste a PGN, upload a file, or drop in a Lichess or Chess.com link.
- 2
Find the moments
Stockfish reads every move and suggests the turning points. Keep them, or pick your own.
- 3
Make it yours
Choose a design and a size, add names, the date and a note, then order or print it yourself.
Gallery prints · from £19
Printed to last a lifetime
Archival pigment inks on Hahnemühle Photo Rag, a 308gsm cotton paper used by galleries and museums, or a lustre photo paper with deep blacks. Printed to order and delivered to your door.
A4 portrait · 210 × 297 mmA4 landscape · 297 × 210 mmA3 portrait · 297 × 420 mmA3 landscape · 420 × 297 mmSquare · 300 × 300 mm
Design your print Or print it at home, free
Every design can be printed or saved as a PDF at no cost. A small QR code in the corner brings you back to order it on gallery paper whenever you like.