GuidesHow to Solve Your First Nonogram
Decode nonogram clues, find forced overlaps and solve an original five-by-five picture. Learn why marking empty cells is as useful as filling them.
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Nonograms✦
Read the clues and reveal a pixel picture. Every filled square is a deduction.
How to play NonogramsStep-by-step · Controls · Rules
Your goalFill cells so every row and column matches its clues.
- Read a clue as the lengths of consecutive filled runs, in order.
- Fill cells you can prove are occupied; switch to mark mode to place an X in an empty cell.
- Choose Check pattern when every row and column fits.
ControlsUse fill/mark mode, then tap cells. Tap Check pattern to validate.
Rules & scoringSeparate consecutive filled runs with at least one empty cell. Crosses are notes, not filled squares. Any pattern satisfying every clue is accepted.
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