Chessifity Level Puzzle

Mate in 3 Mate in 4 Mate in 5 Rating to

Generating marks a puzzle as used. The used-list lives in this browser, for this address only: save it to a file now and then, or load it from a file.

2. Options

Timing

Seconds per level Hold on final mate (s) Elo labels (last = final level)
Animate the moves Frames before the bar moves Frames after the bar ends

Board

Light squares Dark squares Coordinates Orientation

Highlights

Last move Strength % Red glow on a king in check
Arrow for the last move Arrow colour

Position on the 1080×1920 frame

Board size (px) Top edge (px from top) Shift left/right from centre (px)

Template mode

Levels in my Premiere template Put the board into the level images and frames (otherwise pieces only, board.png separate)
Write

PNG sequence: puzzle_0000.png, puzzle_0001.png, … at 30 fps, same timing and slides as the XML export. In Premiere import puzzle_0000.png with "Image Sequence" ticked, then set it to 30 fps (right-click > Modify > Interpret Footage).

Label font Size (px) Colour

Frame preview (not exported)

TikTok safe-zone overlay
Background remove

Red = roughly where TikTok puts its own interface.

3. Preview

4. Export

Pick your Chessifity folder. A subfolder named date + puzzle ID is created in it, holding the PNGs and the XML for Premiere.

Template mode: writes level1.png … levelN.png, mate.png and/or the PNG sequence puzzle_0000.png …, plus board.png, label.png and info.txt into one fixed folder, always with the same names, so a Premiere template that uses those files updates itself. Folder: none picked yet · choose folder

Chessifity Level Puzzle

1. Puzzle

2. Options

Timing

Board

Highlights

Position on the 1080×1920 frame

Template mode

3. Preview

4. Export