Jigsaw puzzle
Upload an image or paste a URL, pick the piece count and your jigsaw is ready to play.
Upload a diagram, a painting or a photo of the school trip and it becomes a puzzle in seconds — pieces, labels, hidden objects. Difficulty is a setting, not a redraw.
Piece count and helper image are settings, previewed live. The original upload is never re-cut by hand.
Upload an image or paste a URL, pick the piece count and your jigsaw is ready to play.
Cards of text, image or audio that players connect by drawing a line between them.
Classic pairs to flip and match, made from any mix of text, image and audio cards.
Your own bingo game with drawn items, win patterns and prizes — you call, the class plays.
Players drag every card into the category it belongs to.
The card game of collecting sets of four, dealt to a room of players.
Shuffled cards that players drag back into the right sequence.
The jigsaw's tougher sibling: slide the tiles until the image is whole again.
Turn any image into a hidden objects scene — a digital search-and-find page.
Drop the textbook diagram in, type the labels, and let students drag them into place.
A hidden-objects round over an artwork forces slow looking — and gives you a talking point for each find.
A twelve-piece jigsaw of the trip photo, playable on a tablet, done in two minutes.
The original is kept, and the puzzle is generated from it — so you can change type later.
Piece count, helper image, grid size — previewed live as you change them.
Completion per player with tracking on, and an optional message when the picture is done.
Anything reasonably sharp works — larger images stay crisp at higher piece counts.
In memory and matching pairs, yes: cards accept text, image or audio in any combination.
You upload what you're allowed to use. There is no stock library and no tracking added on top of it.
Free for 60 player sessions a month. No card, no trial clock.