A Queens solver that takes any board. Choose the grid size, pick a colour, tap cells to paint each region exactly as it appears in today's LinkedIn Queens, and press solve. The crowns appear on your painted board. It handles every size the game uses, from 7×7 up to 11×11, plus smaller boards for practice.
It is a tool for checking, not a substitute for the game — the satisfaction of Queens is in the deductions, and the Queens guide teaches the four moves that solve any board. But when a Sunday board has beaten you for twenty minutes and you want to see where the logic went, this shows you.
Today's actual board, already solved, is on the Queens answer today page.
Try the queens solver
Pick the board size, choose a colour, and tap cells to paint each region exactly as it appears in today's game. When every cell is painted with 8 regions, solve.
How it solves
Row by row, it tries each column for the crown, rejecting any column already used, any region already crowned, and any cell diagonally adjacent to the crown in the row above. It backtracks when a row has no legal cell. On an 11×11 board that is a few thousand checks — instant in the browser, nothing is sent to a server.
If it says there's no solution
The regions don't match the board. The usual slip is one cell painted the wrong colour along a boundary, or two regions sharing a colour. Every region must be contiguous, and there must be exactly as many regions as rows.