Nonogram

Turn row and column clues into thirty compact pixel pictures from 5×5 to 15×15.

10 min · Variable

Start a solo game. You can review the controls before your first move.

How to play

Goal

Reveal the hidden picture by satisfying every row and column clue exactly.

What does a clue number mean?: A number gives the length of one consecutive group of filled cells in that line.
How are multiple groups separated?: At least one empty cell must lie between consecutive filled groups.
What is an exact-fit line?: When groups plus required separators use the whole line, every filled and empty position is determined.
How does overlap reveal cells?: Imagine a group as far left and right as possible. cells covered in both placements must be filled.
Why mark empty cells?: Proven empty marks prevent accidental fills and define the boundaries of completed groups.
How do rows and columns help each other?: Every confirmed fill or empty cell constrains both its row and its column.

Controls & accessibility

No reading needed · Best on phone, tablet, computer, TV

KeyboardSupported input

MouseSupported input

TouchWhen available

ControllerGamepad ready

Fullscreen: Supported

Accessibility

Screen readerNot available

High contrastAvailable

Reduced motionAvailable

CaptionsNot needed for game sounds

Reviewed for keyboard names, larger text, contrast, motion, and non-audio instructions.

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