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Nonogram (Picross) Puzzle Maker – Design & Play

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Nonogram Maker

Picross / Griddlers
Tool: F Fill   X Mark X
Design your puzzle
Presets:
Frequently Asked Questions

A Nonogram, also known as Picross, Griddlers, or Hanjie, is a logic puzzle where you fill cells in a grid based on numeric clues. Each row and column has a sequence of numbers indicating the lengths of consecutive filled cell blocks. By combining row and column clues, you deduce the hidden pixel-art image.

Each number represents a contiguous block of filled cells. For example, "3 1" on a row means there is a block of 3 filled cells, followed by at least one empty cell, then a single filled cell. The order of numbers matches the order of blocks. A "0" means the entire row/column is empty.

In Design mode, click any cell to toggle it between filled and empty. The row and column hints update automatically in real-time. Create your pixel art, then switch to Play mode to solve it as a puzzle. You can also use the preset patterns or share your design via a link.

In Play mode, the filled cells are hidden. Use the Fill tool (left-click or press F) to mark cells you believe are filled, and the X Mark tool (press X) to mark cells you're certain are empty. Use the row/column hints to deduce the pattern. Click Check Solution to verify your progress.

Start with rows/columns that have large numbers (close to the grid size) or many blocks. Use the overlap method: if a block is long enough, some cells must be filled regardless of its position. Mark cells you know are empty with X to narrow down possibilities. Look for rows/columns that are nearly complete. Check for contradictions between rows and columns.

Yes! Click the Share Puzzle button to copy a URL with your puzzle data encoded. Anyone with the link can load your exact puzzle design. They can then switch to Play mode and try to solve it. The puzzle data includes the grid size and all filled cell positions.

The tool supports 5×5, 8×8, 10×10, 12×12, and 15×15 grids. Smaller grids (5×5 and 8×8) are great for beginners and quick puzzles. Larger grids (12×12 and 15×15) offer more challenging and detailed pixel-art designs. The tool is fully responsive and works on mobile devices.