Build a Custom Cube for English Practice
Here you can create a personalized cube to use in English lessons or self-study. Add words, pictures, or YouTube videos to each side of the cube. Customize background color, text style, and content. Use the cube to practice vocabulary, grammar, or conversation prompts. When you're ready, save your cube and get a link to share or embed it.
1. Pick a template, or type a word, a question or a task for each face. To add a picture, click the square next to the face, drop a file on it or paste one with Ctrl+V.
2. Need more than one cube? Press + Add cube – students roll them all at once.
3. Press Try it to roll the cube, then give it a title and publish it.
2. Need more than one cube? Press + Add cube – students roll them all at once.
3. Press Try it to roll the cube, then give it a title and publish it.
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Drag the cube to turn it. Drop pictures here to fill the empty faces.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need an account to create a cube?
No. You can build and publish a cube without registering, and it gets its own link straight away. The My Cubes page lists the cubes you published from this browser; if you clear cookies or switch devices, that list will be empty, so keep the link. If you are signed in, your cubes are tied to your account instead.
How do I add pictures to the sides of the cube?
Upload an image from your computer, paste a link to a picture, or copy an image and press Ctrl+V while editing a side. You can also drag a picture straight onto a side. Ready-made templates such as Hobbies, Places, Food and Pets fill all six sides at once, and you can change any of them before publishing.
Can I roll several cubes at the same time?
Yes. On the page of a published cube, choose how many cubes to show, from one to five, and pick the extra cubes from the list. Press Spin or the space bar and all of them roll together, which is handy for building a sentence from a subject, a verb and a time word.