Jigsaw Puzzle
Pick a photo or a famous painting, or use your own picture. Choose how many pieces you want, frame the part you like, and put it back together piece by piece.
How to Play
- Choose the number of pieces (from 4 for a quick game up to 150) and the picture shape: square, landscape, portrait or widescreen.
- Pick one of the built-in photos (filter by Animals, Nature, Places, Food, Famous art or Space), upload your own, or generate abstract art. With your own photo, drag the preview to move it and zoom with the slider, the mouse wheel or a pinch to frame the part you want.
- Press Start puzzle. The pieces are scattered round the frame.
- Drag a piece close to its spot in the frame and it snaps into place. Pieces that belong together also snap to each other anywhere on the table and then move as one group.
- Faint guide shows a pale copy of the picture inside the frame. Peek shows the whole picture. Edges only hides the middle pieces so you can build the border first.
Tips & Strategy
- Start with the four corners: they're the only pieces with two straight sides.
- Turn on Edges only and finish the border before the middle.
- Sort by colour: build small groups of matching pieces on the table, then drop each group into the frame.
- If the table gets crowded, Scatter spreads out all the loose pieces again.
- Full screen gives the pieces more room, especially for 100 and 150 piece puzzles.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Your photo is opened and cut into pieces inside your browser, and it never leaves your device. It isn't saved either, so it's gone when you close the page.
Every built-in picture is free of copyright restrictions: photos released under CC0 or marked public domain, and paintings old enough to be in the public domain, such as works by Van Gogh, Monet and Hokusai. They come from Wikimedia Commons, rawpixel and StockSnap.
PNG, JPEG and WebP images up to 20 MB. Photos from a phone are turned the right way up automatically.
Yes. Click the table or tab to it, press ] or [ to pick a loose piece, move round the frame with the arrow keys, and press Enter to place the piece there. The game tells you if the piece doesn't belong in that spot.
Yes. Your best time for each piece count and shape is saved in this browser.
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