Where do I find a PGN?
When a game ends, most chess sites offer to download or copy the move list as a PGN.
Upload a file or paste the PGN of a finished game, or the FEN of a single position. You get the board, the evaluation and the moments that mattered. Everything is calculated on your own computer, with no account.
When a game ends, most chess sites offer to download or copy the move list as a PGN.
It is a one-line record of a single position: where the pieces stand, whose turn it is and which special moves are still allowed. You can copy it from a board editor.
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