Jigsaw puzzle online

Pick an image and the number of pieces, then drag the pieces into place to complete the puzzle. You can also use your own photo. Everything happens in your browser.

Choose an image

Number of pieces

Drag the pieces into place: they snap in on their own when they are close. Pieces that have snapped in stay fixed.

How to solve the jigsaw puzzle

  1. Choose one of the artworks, or tap «Use my photo» to upload your own.
  2. Choose the number of pieces: 12, 24, 48 or 100, and tap «Start puzzle».
  3. Drag each piece with your finger or mouse to its place. When it is close, it snaps in on its own.
  4. If you need help, turn «Guide» on or off: it shows the image faintly behind the board. You win when every piece is in place.

About this jigsaw puzzle

This is a classic jigsaw puzzle: the image is cut into pieces with tabs and blanks that fit together. The exact number of pieces adjusts to the proportions of the image, so 24 can give, for example, 5×5 = 25 pieces. You can play with famous public-domain paintings, such as The Great Wave off Kanagawa by Hokusai or The Starry Night by Van Gogh, or with a photo of your own.

To get started, look for the corner and edge pieces first, which have one flat side, and build the frame. Then group the pieces by color and by area of the image. If your photo is a landscape, the sky is usually the hardest part. Everything happens on your device: nothing is sent to any server and your photo is not uploaded anywhere.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Can I make a jigsaw puzzle from my own photo?

Yes. Tap «Use my photo», choose an image from your device and then the number of pieces.

Is my photo uploaded to a server?

No. The photo is processed in your browser and never leaves your device.

How many pieces can it have?

You can choose 12, 24, 48 or 100 pieces. The final number adjusts slightly to the shape of the image.

Are the images copyrighted?

The artworks in the game are in the public domain: their authors died a long time ago, or they are NASA images. The artwork and its author are shown below the board.