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How to solve this nonogram

Numbers describe consecutive filled runs. Separate multiple runs by at least one empty cell.

  1. Read a clue.“2 1” means two filled cells, a gap, then one filled cell.
  2. Fill and mark.Fill certain cells; mark X on cells that must stay empty.
  3. Check and continue.Use Check Answer, finish the picture, then start the next puzzle.
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Left click or tap to fill. Use Mark X for empty cells; a 0 means the whole line stays empty.

If you are stuck, use Hint for a bounded next step instead of revealing the whole answer.

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How to solve this nonogram set

Best for beginner logic practice, quiet puzzle time, step-by-step Picross lessons, and printable solving practice.

  • Print the blank grid, solve with pencil marks, then reveal or use the answer view after a full attempt.
  • Start with 5x5 or beginner grids, then move to 10x10, 15x15, and larger challenge sets.
  • Use the previous and next set links to stay inside the same page family before jumping to broader hubs.

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