Neat Tool
Tiles is just what I was looking for! I enjoy solving Connections interactively. This app helps me try groupings before I finalize them in the app. It’s an interactive toolkit, not a cheat sheet.
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This tool helps you solve the NYT Games Connections puzzle by scanning your puzzle from a screenshot and arranging the tiles on a freeform canvas. You can easily drag and drop tiles to group words, test combinations, and discover hidden connections without spoilers.
✓Screenshot scanning
✓Drag-and-drop canvas
✓Organize and group tiles
✓No spoilers
✓Test word combinations
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What's New in Tiles
1.1.1
February 2, 2026
Changes - Fixed capitalization of tile text
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FAQ
How does Tiles scan my Connections puzzle?
Tiles scans your Connections puzzle directly from a screenshot you take of the NYT Games app or website. It then arranges the tiles on a freeform canvas for you to manipulate.
Can I get hints or solutions with Tiles?
No, Tiles is designed to help you solve the puzzle yourself. It does not provide hints or solutions, ensuring you discover the connections on your own.
What devices does Tiles support?
Tiles is available for iPhone and iPad, allowing you to solve your Connections puzzles on Apple mobile devices.
Is Tiles free to use?
Yes, Tiles is completely free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements.
How often is Tiles updated?
The latest version of Tiles is 1.1.1, which was last updated on February 2, 2026. Updates aim to improve functionality and user experience.
What is the age rating for Tiles?
Tiles has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users who enjoy word puzzles.
Does Tiles offer offline play?
The description does not specify offline play capabilities. However, screenshot scanning implies an internet connection may be needed to capture the puzzle initially.
How does Tiles compare to other Connections puzzle tools?
Tiles stands out with its screenshot scanning and freeform drag-and-drop canvas, offering a unique visual approach to organizing and testing word combinations without spoilers.
