Inkgrid, the daily nonogram
Thursday, October 29, 2026 : fill in the cells the numbers point to, as fast as you can. The same picture for everyone, in three sizes.
Daily challenge
Easy 5 × 5
Not played yet today.
Medium 10 × 10
Not played yet today.
Hard 15 × 15
Not played yet today.
Free run
Free, easy 5 × 5
A new picture every game.
Free, medium 10 × 10
A new picture every game.
Free, hard 15 × 15
A new picture every game.
No account needed: start the clock, you play under a guest nickname and your time is ranked. Create an account whenever you like to keep your records, or sign in.
Leaderboards
Today
Nobody is ranked on this challenge yet today.
This week
Nobody is ranked yet this week.
Rules
Inkgrid is a nonogram (picross) to solve against the clock. The numbers of each row and each column give, in order, the lengths of the blocks of cells to fill in, separated by at least one blank cell. Each grid has a single solution, found by logic, line after line, without ever guessing.
- The daily challenge: one picture per size (5 × 5, 10 × 10, 15 × 15), the same for everyone, renewed at midnight (Paris time). Only your first try of the day is ranked; the next ones are practice.
- The free run: a new picture every game, as many games as you like; your best time of the day counts.
- The clock starts when the grid appears and does not stop, even if you leave the page. It stops when the grid you send is right; a wrong grid only costs time.
- Week: each day, your rank in the daily challenge gives points (25 for the first, then 18, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1, and 1 point for every other ranked player).
- With a mouse: left click to fill, right click for a cross (a cell surely blank), drag to paint several cells. With a finger: the Cross button switches the tool.
Inkgrid: the rules in brief
Fill in the grid's cells from the numbers of the rows and columns: each gives, in order, the length of a block of filled cells. Three sizes; the daily nonogram is the same for everyone.
Inkgrid: how to get better
- Start with the big numbers: their blocks overlap in the middle of the line.
- Mark the cells that are surely empty: they unlock the neighbouring columns.