Online memory trainer

Find the Pair: memorize the cards and match the pairs

Also known as: memory match game, concentration card game, matching pairs game online

The cards show for three seconds and then flip face down. Turn them over two at a time and find the matching pictures. A game lasts two minutes, and you get 10 minutes of play a day without signing up.

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  • 2 minutesper game
  • 4 → 24 cards10 levels
  • No sign-up10 minutes a day
  • Progress30-day chart
What it trains

What Find the Pair trains

The game works your visual memory for location: in three seconds you memorize which picture is where, then find the pairs without flipping extra cards. Every miss costs a point, so it pays to remember rather than guess.

Each level has more cards, from four on the first to twenty-four on the tenth, while the time to memorize drops from three seconds to one and a half. On higher levels the pictures look alike: all from one group or all one color. Once you sign up, every game is saved and you can see a chart in your account.

  • You forget where things areYou open several drawers before finding the right one
  • What you see fades fastA minute later the picture is already blurry
  • You’re looking for a relaxing gameFamiliar rules, clear from the very first game
  • You want to play with your childThe first levels have just a few cards

Visual memory

Memorize the pictures during a three-second preview.

Memory for location

Keep track of where each picture lies.

Learning from misses

A flipped card with no match is a clue too: remember where it is.

Self-control

Don’t flip at random: every miss costs a point.

Rules

How to play

  1. Start

    Press “Start”. The game runs for two minutes, and the first level has four cards.

  2. Memorize

    All the cards stay face up for three seconds, then flip over.

  3. Flip two at a time

    Tap two cards. Matching pictures stay face up; different ones flip back.

  4. Points

    A pair earns a point, a miss costs one. Your score never goes below zero.

  5. Next level

    Found every pair: on to the next level, with more cards and less time to memorize. The pictures are new every time.

Play online

Find the Pair online

Press “Start”, memorize the cards and flip matching ones two at a time.

Find the Pair

The cards show for three seconds, then flip over. Find the pairs of matching pictures. Each level adds more cards.

Free play left today without signing up: 10 min

Method

What the exercise is based on

This is the well-known card game Memory, which goes by many names: Concentration, Pairs, Match Up. In the classic rules all cards start face down. Here every level begins with a three-second preview, so you can rely on memory from the start.

If you’d like a memory task about objects but without hunting for pairs, try What’s Missing?: you spot which item has vanished from the shelf.

2×24 cardsLevel one: two pairs.
5×210 cardsLevel three: five pairs.
5×420 cardsLevels seven and eight: ten pairs, pictures from one group or one color.
6×424 cardsLevels nine and ten: twelve pairs, with two and then one and a half seconds to memorize.
Who it’s for

Which ages

Adults

A relaxing two-minute game with clear rules. A good break from work.

Kids

A familiar children’s game: level one has only two pairs. It’s in the “Kids” collection. Suitable from age 6. Kids set

60+

Rules everyone knows from childhood. There’s no time limit per move, only the length of the game. It’s in the “60+” collection. 60+ set

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Frequently asked questions

How many levels are there?

Ten levels: 4, 6, 10, 12, 16, 16, 20, 20, 24 and 24 cards. First the pictures come from different groups, then from one group, then all one color, so they get harder to tell apart. After level ten the layout repeats.

What costs points?

Every pair of different pictures you flip. Your score never goes below zero.

Can I flip cards at random?

You can, but every miss costs a point. It pays more to memorize the pictures during the three-second preview and recall where they are.

Do I need to sign up?

No, you can play 10 minutes a day right away. A free account lets you keep playing, save your results, track your progress and unlock the daily workout.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes, the trainer runs in the browser on phones, tablets and computers. Nothing to install.

Save your results and track your progress

Free sign-up: round history, a chart by skill and a daily workout of 5 exercises. No credit card needed.