Large Print Solitaire: Big Cards, Easy to Read
This page opens classic solitaire with the Big cards setting already switched on. The rank and suit in each card corner are half again as large, and the court cards are drawn without pictures, so every card is easy to read on a phone, tablet or laptop. It is the same free Klondike Solitaire, with undo and hints, and no download or sign-up.
Ad-free browser release. Three free hints per deal.
▶ Play with big cardsClassic Klondike solitaire at the start of a deal. With Big cards on, the rank and suit in each corner are half again as large.
What Big cards changes
Big cards makes the index in the corner of each card 50% larger and removes the pictures from Kings, Queens and Jacks, leaving a clear letter and suit. The rules and the deal do not change. You can switch Big cards off or on at any time in the game’s settings.
Make the table even larger
Press the ⛶ Full screen button above the game to give the cards your whole screen. On a computer, your browser zoom (Ctrl and +, or Cmd and + on a Mac) makes the page itself larger too.
Solitaire for seniors, at your own pace
Klondike has no time limit: take as long as you like over every move. Undo takes back a mistake, each deal comes with three free hints, and Check deal tells you whether a win is still possible. Turn 1 is the gentlest way to play; switch to Turn 3 in the game when you want more of a challenge.
One calm game a day
A game of solitaire is a small, calm exercise in planning: you look ahead, remember which cards are still hidden and choose the move that opens the most options. Many players keep one game a day as a habit; our daily solitaire page has a new deal every day.
Large print solitaire questions
Is large print solitaire free?
Yes. Play large print solitaire online free in your browser, with no download and no sign-up.
How do I make the cards bigger?
This page turns on Big cards for you. In any game, open the settings and switch on Big cards; for even more room, use full screen.
Does it work on a tablet?
Yes. The game works on tablets, phones and computers, and the cards fit the screen in both orientations.
ManyPlay publishes this game. AI tools were used during development. The illustrated catalogue cover is separate from the actual game screenshots shown here.