Nonogram — Daily picture logic puzzle
Solve today's free nonogram: fill the grid from the number clues to reveal a hidden pixel picture. One new 10x10 puzzle a day, plus unlimited practice.
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How to Play Nonogram
The Daily Nonogram is a 10x10 picture logic puzzle, the same board for every player in the world each day. The numbers beside each row and above each column give the runs of filled cells in that line, in order, with at least one gap between runs. Tap to fill a cell, drag to fill a run, long-press or right-click to mark a cell empty. Clues turn grey when their run is settled and red when a line can no longer be finished. Every board is solvable one line at a time, so there is exactly one picture and no guessing. Free, no account, with a timer and a global leaderboard.
How the Daily Nonogram works
A nonogram is a picture hidden in a grid. Today's board is 10x10, the same for every player in the world, and every cell is either filled or empty. Fill the right ones and a small pixel picture appears.
The numbers beside each row and above each column are the clues. Each number is a run of filled cells in that line, in order, with at least one empty cell between runs. A 0 means the line stays empty.
Tap a cell to fill it, or drag along a row or column to fill a whole run at once. Long-press a cell (or right-click it, or switch to Mark) to put an X where you have proved nothing goes. A clue turns grey once its run is settled, and red if the line can no longer be finished.
Every board is checked before it is served: reading one row or one column at a time is enough to finish it, so there is exactly one picture and you never have to guess. Your time goes to the global leaderboard.
Tips & Strategy
Add the clue numbers plus one gap between each pair. If the total is close to the line length, most of the line is decided already.
Push a run as far left as it can go, then as far right. The cells it covers in both positions are filled for certain.
A filled cell against the edge of the grid must be the start of that line's first or last run, so you can extend it to the run's full length.
Drag along a row or column to fill or mark several cells in one stroke. Starting a drag on a filled cell clears instead.
More Game Modes
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