How to Clear Magic Sort! Levels 2661–2670

To solve levels 2661 through 2670 in Magic Sort!, your immediate priority on every stage must be completely emptying one bottle to create a temporary buffer space. Having an open bottle allows you to transfer matching top layers out of the way without filling up your remaining active spaces, preventing early deadlocks.

Create an Empty Workspace First

The primary bottleneck in the 2660 level range is space management. With multiple mixed colors filling almost every vessel, moving liquids back and forth between partially filled bottles quickly eliminates your options.

Focus on one vessel: Choose a bottle that already has multiple matching segments or small layers that are easily transferred.
Consolidate immediately: Move those top segments into other matching bottles until the starting vessel is entirely empty.
Maintain the buffer: Avoid pouring a new color into your empty bottle unless it immediately allows you to complete another color stack or empty a different vessel.

If you find yourself shuffling liquids repeatedly between two partially full bottles, stop transferring. Focus instead on consolidating a single color into a designated target to regain a free vessel.

Peel Top Colors to Reach Bottom Layers

Trapped bottom-layer colors represent the main failure point in these stages. You cannot organize deeper liquids until you clear the upper segments blocking them.

Identify exposed segments: Look across all vessels for the colors currently sitting on top.
Combine matching tops: Move matching top-layer colors together to clear the surface layer of a target bottle.
Uncover hidden layers: As top segments peel away, focus on the newly exposed lower layers to build dedicated single-color bottles from the bottom up.

Pouring a top-layer color into a vessel that does not match the layer directly beneath it often locks that container, preventing access to deeper segments.

Consolidate High-Density Colors

In complex stages such as level 2665 and level 2670, the same color is often scattered across three or more bottles. Managing scattered colors requires assigning dedicated destinations before making major moves.

Strategic Action	Objective	Priority Level
Exposed Color Scan	Identify which scattered color has the most visible top segments.	High
Single-Bottle Target	Pick one bottle to hold all segments of that primary color.	High
Layer Elimination	Transfer matching layers into the target until that color is cleared from the rest of the board.	Medium

Consolidating the most widely distributed color early frees up multiple surface layers across the board, providing the clear workspace needed to sort the remaining colors.

Avoid Common Deadlocks

A deadlock occurs when every open bottle top is occupied by a distinct color and no matching transfers remain.

To avoid locking your board:

Never move liquid into a partially filled bottle unless the transfer completes a color block or frees up space elsewhere.
Do not split a single color across multiple open vessels if a consolidated stack is possible.
Keep one designated "dump" bottle clear for temporary transfers so you can rearrange top layers without filling your last available slot.