How to Play

1. Choose your puzzle

From Play, start the suggested puzzle or browse Puzzles for another picture. The piece chooser shows the available sizes. Fewer pieces make a quicker puzzle; more pieces give you a bigger challenge. Choose your size and press Play.

If a picture says Continue, it has a save on this browser. Continue picks up that save. Use Change pieces to return to the piece chooser when you want another size or a fresh start; read any replacement warning before confirming.

2. Find a match

Drag a piece by holding it with your mouse or finger. Move it close to a matching neighbour and release it. When the edges line up, the pieces snap together. You can then drag the connected group as one.

Build wherever it feels comfortable on the table. Pieces and groups stay inside its frame and cannot be placed through solid objects such as a cup. If you lose sight of a piece, zoom out and look around the whole table.

3. Zoom and move around

Phone or tablet

Pinch with two fingers to zoom. Drag an empty part of the table to move your view. Dragging a piece moves that piece instead.

Computer

Scroll the mouse wheel or use the + and − buttons to zoom. Hold Space and drag to move your view. A middle-mouse drag also moves the view.

Zoom changes your view of the table, not the size or rules of the puzzle.

4. Use a little help

Preview shows the completed picture. Hint helps when you are stuck. If you are working towards a mission that asks for a finish without hints, using a hint will not meet that particular condition.

Open Settings to change sound and volume, try Test sound, choose a table contrast or reduce animation. On a touch device, sound may need an initial tap before it can play.

5. Complete the picture

Keep joining pieces until the whole picture is connected. Jiggiz celebrates your finish and shows the resulting rewards and progress. Medals recognise milestones; missions give you a specific goal; albums collect your completed pictures.

Rankings compare results for the same picture and piece count. Around me helps you find your own result. A 12-piece time and a 108-piece time belong to different lists.

Keep your progress safe

Your puzzle saves are held in this browser on this device. Return to the same browser to continue. Private browsing, clearing site data or changing devices can remove or separate those saves. Confirming your email protects eligible purchases for restoration; full cloud synchronisation of puzzle progress is not currently available on the public site.

For a roomier view on iPhone, Safari’s Share menu offers Add to Home Screen. Keep Open as Web App on if that option is shown, then launch Jiggiz from its icon.