5×5 Nonogram puzzles.

5×5 nonograms for your first picture — or your next little break.

Puzzle 001

5 × 5Medium
1
1
5
1
1
1
1
5
1
1

Drag along one row or column. Each stroke is one undo. Arrow keys move. Space applies your selected tool. X marks empty. Delete erases. Ctrl or Command Z undoes. Escape cancels a stroke.

Restoring your puzzle…

Your first picture starts here.

A 5 in a five-cell row means all five cells are black. Try filling row 3.

Help

Checks whether each row and column can still fit its clues. It does not compare your grid with the answer.

Logical hints explain one certain cell. A shown hint records logical help. Answer comparison explicitly uses the solution and records answer-check help.

How to play

Arrow keys move. Space applies your selected tool. X marks empty. Delete erases. Ctrl or Command Z undoes. Escape cancels a stroke.

Start this puzzle again?

This clears only this grid, timer and undo history. Previously used hints, answer checks and reveals remain recorded.

Start this puzzle again?

This clears only this grid, timer and undo history. Previously used hints, answer checks and reveals remain recorded.

Daily nonogram

Your quiet progress

Pictures solved
Daily solves
Daily streak
About these local records

Unique pictures are counted once across free play and daily challenges. Replays do not increase that count. Records stay in this browser; clearing site data or changing devices loses them.

A daily solve completed on its own UTC date counts toward your streak, with or without hints. Catch-up solves are recorded but do not repair a streak. Reveals do not count as solves. Timing uses your device clock.

Five cells, plenty to discover.

These compact puzzles use simple shapes to introduce the rules. A clue of 5 fills a whole line. When you finish, try a larger grid with more room for a picture.

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