Nonogram Jigsaw

A picross puzzle — solve each grid from the number clues to piece a picture together.

Nonogram Jigsaw — a picture-cross number-logic grid

Nonogram Jigsaw

Nonogram Jigsaw is a browser nonogram game — also called picross — where the clue numbers on each row and column guide you to fill the right cells, and the solved grids piece a larger picture together. It plays free in the browser, with no download and no account.

A Logic Break Between Errands

It drops into the pause after one job is done and before the next is due, when you would like something to sharpen the mind rather than numb it. Deducing a single certain cell from two crossing clues is a small satisfying click of reasoning, and a grid or two fills that gap without swallowing the afternoon.

Controls

Click a cell to fill it, click again to mark it empty; deduce runs from the clues.

How to Play

Take a row or column and read its numbers as the lengths of filled runs, in order. Compare a row with the columns it meets to deduce which cells are certainly filled and which are certainly empty, and mark each accordingly. Solve every grid from its clues and the pieces assemble into the full picture.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Nonogram Jigsaw?

A browser nonogram game — also called picross — where row and column clue numbers guide you to fill the right cells, and the solved grids piece a larger picture together.

How do the clues work in Nonogram Jigsaw?

Each row or column number lists the lengths of filled runs in order; comparing a row against its columns lets you deduce which cells are filled and which stay empty.

Is Nonogram Jigsaw free to play?

Yes — it runs free in the browser with no download and no account. Open the page and start deducing cells on the first grid.

Does Nonogram Jigsaw work on a phone?

Yes. Tapping cells to fill or mark them suits a touchscreen, so a phone or tablet plays it just as a desktop does.