Mini Games
Nonogram
Use the row and column number clues to fill the right cells and reveal a hidden pixel picture. Logic puzzles from 5×5 to 15×15.
How to Play
- Numbers on each row and column tell you the lengths of the filled runs, in order.
- Tap a cell to fill it. To mark a cell you know is empty, switch to X mode — or long-press / right-click, which always does the opposite of the current mode.
- Once every row and column matches its clues, the hidden picture is complete!
Select Difficulty
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A nonogram — also called Hanjie, Griddlers or Paint by Numbers — is a picture logic puzzle: the numbers beside each row and column give the lengths of the filled runs, in order. Fill the cells the clues demand, mark the ones you know are empty with an X, and a hidden pixel picture appears. Boards come in 5×5, 10×10 and 15×15, every puzzle has exactly one solution reachable by logic alone, and your best time is saved for each difficulty. Free in the browser, no sign-up.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How do you solve a nonogram?
A. Each number is the length of a run of filled cells in that row or column, listed in order with at least one empty cell between runs. Fill the cells the clues force, mark certain blanks with X, and the picture appears.
Q. Do I ever have to guess?
A. No. Every puzzle here has exactly one solution, and it can be reached line by line with logic alone.
Q. What happens if I fill a wrong cell?
A. Nothing is flagged — there is no mistake limit and no hint button. The puzzle is solved the moment every row and column matches its clues, so you can undo a cell by tapping it again.
Q. What board sizes are there?
A. Easy is 5×5, Normal is 10×10 and Hard is 15×15. Your best time for each is saved on your device.