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Picto is a nonogram puzzle game — fill in the grid using the number clues, and watch a picture appear. Simple to learn, endlessly satisfying to solve.
HOW IT WORKS
Each row and column has number clues telling you how many filled cells appear in a row. Work out the logic, fill in the grid, and reveal the picture underneath. No guessing required — every puzzle has exactly one solution you can reach through pure deduction.
THREE WAYS TO PLAY
- Beginner (5×5) — quick, satisfying picture puzzles
- Intermediate (10×10) — the classic Picto challenge
- Advanced (15×15) — our toughest picture puzzles, plus 180 Freeform puzzles that are pure logic with no picture at the end. If you love the puzzle more than the picture, Freeform is where the real challenge lives.
A new puzzle to solve every single day, plus a full library of 360 puzzles to explore at your own pace.
PLAY YOUR WAY
New in this update: turn on Unlimited Errors in Settings if you'd rather solve without a mistake limit. Your error count still shows, but the puzzle never ends — perfect for the tougher Advanced puzzles where you don't want one slip to cost you an hour of progress. Prefer the classic challenge? Leave it off and you've got three mistakes before you're asked to try again.
GO AD-FREE
Picto Unlimited removes ads completely and unlocks instant access to every puzzle in the library — no waiting, no watching. Prefer to play for free? Watch a quick ad to unlock more puzzles any time.
Crack the grid. See the picture. Picto.
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What's New in Picto
3.0.0
September 9, 2026
Picto 3.0 is here — the biggest update yet: - Freeform puzzles: 180 new 15×15 challenges that are pure logic — no picture at the end, just the puzzle - Difficulty made simple: Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced, based on grid size - Picto Unlimited: a new subscription that removes all ads and unlocks every puzzle in the library instantly - Unlimited Errors: an optional setting for players who'd rather solve without a mistake limit — your count still shows, the puzzle just never ends Plus fixes and polish throughout.
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