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Nonogram
Nonogram
Paint the grid from the number clues. Always solvable by logic.
Today's board
How to play
The numbers beside each row and above each column list the runs of painted cells in that line, in order. 3 1 means a run of three, a gap of at least one, then a single cell.
Paint cells until every row and column matches its clue. Mark cells you know are empty with an X so you don't paint them by mistake. X marks don't count against you.
Every puzzle here is checked to be solvable one line at a time, so you never have to guess. Your record is the time it takes to finish.
| Keyboard | Tab to a cell, Enter to paint (or X in X mode). |
|---|---|
| Touch | Tap to paint, long-press for X, drag to paint a run. |
| Mouse | Click to paint, right-click for X, drag to paint a run. |
Daily challenge: tap Today's board to play the one board everyone gets today.
Finish a game and your score link lets a friend play the exact same board.
Tips & strategy
- Start with big clues. In a 10-wide row, a clue of 7 must cover the middle four cells no matter where it starts.
- A clue that adds up exactly (like 4 5 in a row of 10: 4 + 1 + 5) fixes the whole line.
- Lines with clue 0 are all empty. Mark them with X right away: they help the crossing lines.
- Once a run is complete, put an X on both ends. Those X marks are often the hint the crossing line needs.