A Perm

PLL AaAa Permutation

Adjacent Corner Swap.

Recognition — what PLL Aa looks like
Guided walkthrough — PLL Aa, trigger by trigger

Algorithm

11 moves. Execute with the cube already oriented (top face one colour) and the last layer on top.

Setup / recognition

Apply this scramble to a solved cube to reach the PLL Aa case so you can practise it on demand:

Perm family: A. You recognise it by the adjacent corner swap — read the headlights, bars and blocks on the side stickers before turning.

About this case

PLL Aa (Aa Permutation) is a PLL case — the permutation step of CFOP. Adjacent Corner Swap. It is performed after OLL has oriented the top face; once this algorithm cycles the pieces into place, the cube is solved.

Related cases

These perms look similar to PLL Aa and are easy to confuse — drill them together to sharpen your recognition:

Train this in the algorithm trainer← All PLL cases