Nonogram · how to play
Paint by logic.
The rules
- The numbers beside each row and above each column are the lengths of that line’s filled runs, in order.
- Runs in the same line are separated by at least one empty cell.
- A 0 means the whole line is empty.
Fill the right cells and a picture emerges. Every puzzle here is solvable by pure line logic — no guessing.
How to play here
Tap a cell to cycle: fill ■ → mark empty × → blank. Use × to note cells you know are empty. Clues turn grey when their line is satisfied, and red if the line can no longer fit its clue.
A starting tip
Start with big numbers. On a 10-wide line, a clue of 8 forces the middle 6 cells no matter where the run sits. Lines whose clues + gaps exactly fill the line (like 4 5 on a 10-wide line) can be filled completely at once.
Interactive
Reveal the picture together
Step 1/2:Row 3 has a clue of '5' — fill the entire row! Tap all 5 cells in row 3.
A clue of 5 in a 5-wide grid means every cell is filled.
Tap to cycle: fill ■ → mark empty × → blank. Drag to paint. Right-click marks × directly · Cmd+Z undoes. Match every clue.
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