Daily Nonogram
Solve a free daily Nonogram. Start with a quick 5×5 grid or a 10×10 Picross challenge and reveal an original pixel picture.
Fill cells or mark them empty using the number clues.
2
4
4
4
2
1 1
5
5
3
1
How to play Daily Nonogram
- Each number shows the length of a solid run in that row or column. Read the runs in order.
- Leave at least one empty square between runs. Switch to Mark empty, or right-click, to put an × in a square.
- Fill all the required cells to reveal the picture. Choose a 5 × 5 warm-up or a 10 × 10 challenge.
Start with a line whose clues take up its entire width, including the required gaps. Then use those confirmed squares to work the crossing lines.
What does a Nonogram clue of 2 2 mean?
It means two runs of two filled cells, separated by at least one empty cell. On a five-cell row, that forces the pattern filled, filled, empty, filled, filled.
When does the daily Nonogram change?
A new puzzle is selected at midnight UTC. The 5 × 5 and 10 × 10 grids have separate progress, saved in the browser for that UTC date.
