
Manual Input or Screenshot Upload
Click cells manually, or upload your game image. Align the frame, tune Cell detection if needed, then check the highlighted filled cells and count.
Solver workflow
Use manual input for full control, or upload a screenshot for faster setup.

Click cells manually, or upload your game image. Align the frame, tune Cell detection if needed, then check the highlighted filled cells and count.

After Apply, the frame size and position are saved on this device. Future screenshots from the same game layout usually line up automatically.

Pick the visible pieces from the palette, using the screenshot strip as reference. Draw a custom shape if the piece is not listed.

Choose Max Lines or Est. Max Score, then press Solve. The result jumps into view with up to 3 color-coded placement steps.
Block Blast Solver helps you test moves before you place your pieces. Fill the board by hand or upload a screenshot, then compare two goals: get a higher estimated score or clear more lines to stay alive longer.
You may also see people call it a blockblast solver, block blast sol, or Block Blaster solver. The flow is the same: enter the current board, pick the pieces you have, and check the move options before playing them.
The tool is made for Block Blast-style boards: fixed pieces, an 8×8 board by default, no rotation, and row or column clears after each placement. It checks legal placements and shows the result step by step for Max Lines or Est. Max Score.
Screenshots can speed things up on both mobile and desktop. After you line up the detection frame once and click Apply to board, the same device can reuse that frame for similar screenshots later.
Use How to Use to learn the flow, check the FAQ for screenshot and privacy details, or jump to the strategy guide to understand why certain placements score better.
Each filled cell you place is worth 1 point. A full row or column clears right away and adds points for the removed cells. Clearing 2 or more lines at once usually gives a better turn, so the solver compares placements by estimated score and line clears.
Note: Block Blast does not officially publish its scoring formula. The system described above is based on community analysis and reverse-engineering; exact multiplier values may differ from what the game calculates internally.
Use the solver to learn better patterns, then apply them in-game.
Block Blast Solver is a small independent tool for checking moves before you place your pieces.
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