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Read the clues, mark each cell, and reveal the hidden picture

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  • Read the cluesNumbers describe groups of filled cells in each line.
  • Mark the gridUse Fill and Mark Empty until the picture is complete.

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Turn clues into a picture

A clue such as 3 1 means one group of three filled cells and a later group of one, with at least one empty cell between them. Compare rows and columns before committing a mark.

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FAQs

How do Nonogram clues work?

Each clue gives the lengths of filled groups in that row or column. Every group is separated by at least one empty cell.

What is the difference between Fill and Mark Empty?

Fill marks a square as part of the picture. Mark Empty adds an X to squares you have ruled out.

Which puzzle sizes can I play?

Easy puzzles use 5 by 5 grids, Medium uses 10 by 10, and Hard uses 15 by 15. Board and clue sizes adapt to fit the available stage on narrow screens.

How do hints and stars work?

A hint explains and reveals one forced cell. You earn three stars with no assistance, two after one or two hints or rejected mistakes in total, and one after three or more.

Can I continue today's Daily Puzzle later?

Yes. Return in the same browser to continue today's puzzle. Your daily streak, best times, and stars also remain available there.