3x3x3 patterns

Every corner solved and all 12 edges flipped, the single most scrambled state a cube can be in, exactly 20 moves from solved.

Every face becomes a checkerboard of two opposite colors using only slice moves.

Recreates the header logo of the SpeedSolving.com community website.

Three whole faces stay solved while the rest of the cube looks scrambled.

Three bands of color with a crest in the middle, like a tricolor national flag.

Thin diagonal lines of color stretch across each face like taut wires.

A checkerboard motif nested inside a smaller cube on every face.

Every color appears on every face with no two matching stickers touching, the most evenly mixed scramble possible.

A dense, chaotic mix of colors on every face, discovered by Mugur.

Every color appears on every face with the corners left solved and no two matching cross colors adjacent.

Straight lines cross at right angles on each face.

The corner pieces look twisted in place while the rest of the faces stay clean.

A plus sign on two opposite faces with horizontal stripes running around the sides.

A checkered, cloth-like pattern drapes evenly over every face.

A half-checkerboard variant where only part of each face alternates colors.

Color trails curl outward from the center of each face like a spiral.

A cheerful mix of colored blocks scattered across the faces like fruit in a bowl.

A flower-shaped blossom with a stem appears on each face.

Vertical stripes wrap around the four side faces while the top and bottom stay solid.

A ribbon-like cross wraps each face as if the cube were wrapped like a present.

The corner pieces on opposite faces swap colors, framing each center in a contrasting border.

A cross in a contrasting color appears on all six faces.

Four of the six faces display a clean plus-shaped cross.

A diagonal cross pattern reminiscent of the United Kingdom's flag on opposite faces.

Every face shows a smaller cube nested in one of its corners.

Three cubes nested one inside the other on every face.

A thick snake-like band of color slithers across the faces.

A winding, segmented trail of color slithers across the cube like a snake.

A dark, narrow serpentine stripe coils across the faces.

A different serpentine coil, a color variant of the mamba family of snake patterns.

Interlocking bands appear knotted together across the faces.

The four side faces swap their centers while the top and bottom stay solid.

All six faces stay solid with a swapped center, forming six dots.

Bands of color appear to twist around each face like a wrung cloth.

Overlapping stripes form a tartan-like pattern reminiscent of a Scottish kilt.

Interlocking blocks of color, like falling Tetris pieces.

A single straight line runs around the middle layer without ever crossing itself.

A short, friendly four-move sequence that leaves a simple greeting-like motif on the faces.

The same friendly motif repeated so it shows up on every face.

Colors shift out of place just enough to create an irregular, spicy-looking mix.

A tall, symmetric motif stretches vertically across opposite faces.

An irregular scramble-like pattern that still keeps a recognizable motif on each face.

A seemingly scrambled cube that still hides a recognizable repeating structure.

Every face shows all six colors with no two of the same touching, spread out as evenly as possible.

A short six-move sequence that leaves a hollow, empty-looking gap on the faces.

A bold band of color rings each face like a road sign's no-entry stripe.

A simple plus sign appears centered on opposite faces.

Three corners and three wings of color rearrange to form a pinwheel-like motif.

Two small squares face off across the cube like paddles in a game of Pong.

T-shaped blocks of color appear rotated across the faces.

Concentric, signal-like bands radiate from the center of each face.

Tall pillars of color stand on opposite faces of the cube.

A raised, bridge-like band of color arches across the faces.

Two small cubes stay intact with unmatched borders, hiding order inside an otherwise scrambled-looking cube.

A short, symmetric motif that reads the same from either side, like the palindrome "Ohio".

Blocks of color descend across the faces like steps of a staircase.

The cube looks as if a smaller 2x2 cube were wrapped up and placed inside it.

Each face shows a different shape built from the colors of its opposite face.

A field of small flower-like blossoms spreads across every face.

C-shaped curves spiral outward from the center of each face.

Small worm-like trails of color crawl across the faces at right angles to each other.

A diagonal cluster of squares echoing the glider from Conway's Game of Life.

A neat, quotation-mark-like pair of blocks frames the corner of each face.

A short algorithm that leaves matching mirrored blocks of color on opposite faces.

A loose band of color drapes diagonally across the top and bottom faces.

A motif appears to repeat itself twice across the faces.

Three T-shaped blocks of color line up across the faces.

Four T-shaped blocks appear, one on each side face.

A T-shaped block of color appears on every one of the six faces.

A zigzagging line of color runs across the faces.

A zigzag stripe cuts across a checkerboard background.

Y-shaped blocks that resemble webbed footprints swap places between faces.

A short algorithm leaving a single stripe and dot while most of the cube stays solved.

A tidy checkered pattern reminiscent of a picnic blanket, made in just five moves.

Diagonal blocks line up on each face to resemble a percent sign.

Two opposite faces reflect each other's pattern like a mirror image.

A checkered variant of the plus-minus pattern, alternating crosses and stripes.

Two opposite faces both turn into checkerboards that face each other.

A longer sequence that repeats the friendly "Hi" motif across every face.

Four faces show a plus-shaped motif while the remaining two show simple dots.

Triangular blocks of color point outward from the center like rockets taking off.

Diagonal slashes of color repeat evenly across the faces.

A minimal four-move sequence that leaves tall pillars of color on the side faces.

A twisted variant of the duck-feet motif spreads across the faces.

A cube-in-a-cube variant with a different color scheme, named after its creator Ron.

Two bright squares of color sit side by side on a face like a car's headlights.

A serpentine trail of color crosses over itself as it winds across the faces.

Thin bars of color form a cage-like grid over each face.

A repeating six-move sequence that builds four crosses across the faces.

Triangular blocks arrange into a hexagonal motif reminiscent of the Pyraminx puzzle.

A smaller triangular motif forms from the edge pieces of each face.

A repainted variant of the cube-in-a-cube-in-a-cube, with rings instead of squares.

Ring-shaped blocks of color swap places between neighboring faces.

Y-shaped footprint blocks appear twisted across the faces.

The chicken-feet motif swaps between opposite faces.

Two triangular peaks of color rise from each face.

A pyramid-shaped block of color forms in the corner of each face.

A pair of angular peaks twist across opposite faces.

The peak-shaped blocks trade places between opposite faces.

A bold, angular motif spans the faces like a robot's armor plating.

A staged pattern where the faces show six, then two, then one block of color.

Two interlocking curved halves of contrasting color form a yin-yang motif.

A mirrored variant of the Tetris pattern, built from the same interlocking blocks turned the other way.

A snake-like trail of color winds across the faces, named after its creator Henry.

Two small dots of color sit side by side on each face like a pair of snake eyes on dice.

The corners look slightly out of place, as if the cube glitched mid-scramble.

An irregular, asymmetric mix of colors that looks deliberately odd.

The corner pieces look rotated out of place across every face.

A plus sign sits next to a single dot, a playful nod to simple arithmetic.

The cube looks like four small 2x2 cubes, each individually scrambled.