THE DAILY PICTURE PUZZLE
How to play.
Use the number clues to reveal a hidden picture. Every Nondle has one satisfying solution.
Read the clues
Each clue describes consecutive filled squares in its row or column. For example, 3 2 means one group of three filled squares and, somewhere after at least one empty square, a group of two.
Groups always appear in the order shown. There is always at least one empty square between separate groups.
Fill and mark
- Fill squares you know belong to the picture.
- Mark squares you know are empty.
- Drag across a row or column to paint several squares at once. On a phone, drag directly on the grid.
When you have placed all filled squares a line requires, Nondle marks the remaining squares in that line for you. A muted clue means its line is complete.
Ranked runs
Press Start today’s Nondle when you are ready—the clock begins then. You may freely revise individual squares. Completing a row or column with the wrong pattern adds 10 seconds to your time. Starting over also adds 10 seconds.
Sign in or continue anonymously to appear on the leaderboard and keep your streak.
Ready for a little more strategy? Read our nonogram tips for beginners. Need a hand? Email hello@nondle.com.