The generated kinase-focused fragment library allows to analyze kinase-ligand interactions and explore the chemical space of kinase ligands. In total, 7,486 fragments (7,201 fragments without pool X) originating from 2,553 co-crystallized ligands were generated by the fragmentation procedure. After subpocket-based deduplication, 2,977 fragments remain (without pool X). In the following, this fragment library is analyzed with respect to the following aspects: Ligand occupancy and connectivity across subpockets, fragment occurrence, properties, and similarity per subpocket, fragment promiscuity, as well as common fragments and motifs per subpocket. This analysis aims to provide a better understanding of kinase-inhibitor binding and may serve as a valuable starting point for the design of novel kinase inhibitors.