Nonogram Daily Picture Logic
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Setting up the board…
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How to play
- Numbers give ordered filled runs. Separate runs with at least one empty cell.
- Choose Fill, Empty or Erase; drag to stamp a line. Arrow keys move; Space stamps.
- Large boards use 5×5 focus sections. Clues always describe the entire row or column.
- Endless contains abstract studies. Pictures stay hidden until solved.
How to play Nonogram, the daily picture logic puzzle
Nonogram is a picture logic puzzle. The numbers beside each row and above each column give the lengths of the filled runs in that line, in order. Runs in the same line are separated by at least one empty cell.
Fill the right cells and a hidden picture appears. Mark the cells you know are empty to keep track. Larger grids are split into 5×5 sections so they are easy to read on a phone.
A new board goes live at midnight in your time zone, easy at the start of the week and hardest on Sunday.
Strategy tips
- Start with the big numbers. In a line of 10, a run of 7 must cover the middle four cells wherever it sits. Fill the overlap.
- Mark empties too. Once a line's runs are all placed, mark the rest of it empty. Empty cells are as useful as filled ones.
- Switch between rows and columns. Every cell you settle in a row gives a new clue to its column.
- Use a hint. Hint highlights a cell that logic already decides, without filling it for you.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I ever need to guess?
- No. Every board can be solved line by line with logic, and has exactly one solution.
- What are the daily pictures?
- Original pixel art, drawn for the game. Endless boards are abstract patterns.
- How big are the grids?
- From 5×5 on Easy days up to 15×15 at the end of the week.
- Can I play more than one a day?
- Endless mode has unlimited picture logic puzzles from Easy to Expert, and the archive keeps every past daily board. It is free, with no account.