Nonogram

Play Nonogram (picross) free in your browser. Solve row and column clues to reveal a hidden picture — a shared daily 10×10, plus Easy, Medium, and Hard.

How to play Nonogram

  1. The page opens in 📅 Daily Nonogram: one 10×10 picture for everyone that UTC day. Switch to Classic for Easy (5×5), Medium (10×10), or Hard (15×15) with a new picture every run.
  2. Each clue lists the runs of filled cells in that row or column, in order. “3 1” means a run of three, at least one gap, then a single cell. Every puzzle has exactly one solution and can be solved by logic alone.
  3. Tap or click to fill a cell. Right-click or long-press to mark it × as empty. The Fill / Mark toggle under the board swaps which action a tap does. Tapping a filled or marked cell clears it.
  4. A wrong move — filling a cell that should be empty, or marking one that should be filled — flashes red, does not stick, and counts one mistake. Mistakes never end the run.
  5. On a keyboard, click the board or Tab to it, then use the arrow keys to move, Enter or Space to fill, and X or F to mark.
  6. The picture is complete when every filled cell is found; marking the empty cells is optional. Clues dim once their line is done.

Final time = time on the clock + 10 seconds per mistake, shown as MM:SS (lower is better). The clock starts on your first move, keeps running if you leave the tab, and shows elapsed time only; the penalty is added on the result. Daily keeps today’s best final time and Classic keeps a best per difficulty, on this device only — there is no public leaderboard.

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