Gallery

Gallery brings together public chess artworks shared by other players, creators, and collectors. Some boards are built for study, some are made for visual impact, and others capture a single idea in a form that is easier to revisit and share. Instead of searching through disconnected positions, you can browse a growing collection of boards that already have a title, a finished layout, and a public link.

A good gallery should do more than display finished work. It should help you discover patterns, compare styles, and spot ideas worth developing further. That is why every artwork here can become a starting point for your own process. Open a board, study the position, and remix the idea in Board Editor when you want to build a new variation, clean up the structure, or save your own version into Artworks.

What you'll find

Browse public chess artworks shared by other players and creators.
Open individual boards to inspect the position more closely.
Find inspiration for tactical diagrams, studies, endgame shapes, and visual compositions.
Use Gallery as a discovery layer before continuing the idea in Board Editor.
See how different positions are presented when they are saved and shared as finished artworks.

How to use Gallery

Browse the grid and open any artwork that catches your attention.

Review the board, title, and structure to understand the idea behind it.

Remix the position in Board Editor if you want to adjust the layout or build your own variation.

Save your version into Artworks when you want to keep it in your own themed collection.

FAQ

Can I take a position from Gallery and edit it myself?

Yes. Public artworks can be opened and remixed in Board Editor, which makes it easy to build your own version from an existing idea.

What kind of positions show up in Gallery?

Gallery can include tactical positions, studies, endgame shapes, visual compositions, and other boards that users decide to share publicly.

Do saved artworks and public artworks stay connected?

Yes. Gallery is the public discovery layer, while Artworks is where you keep and organize the boards you save for yourself.

Want to create your own?

Gallery is a great place to discover ideas, but the real workflow starts when you build a board for yourself. Open Board Editor to create a custom chess position from scratch, import FEN or PGN, and save the finished board into your own Artworks collection.

Create your own in Board Editor