# Puzzel.org

> The free online puzzle maker with 45 ways to play. You supply the content — a word list, a set of questions, a photo — and one of 45 generators turns it into an interactive activity you can share with a link, embed in a website or print as a worksheet. It is built for teachers and used by anyone who wants a puzzle of their own.

Create custom crosswords, word searches, jigsaws, quizzes, memory games, sudokus and more from your own content in a live editor, share them with a link, and embed them anywhere.

- 45 activity generators, each with its own builder page, listed under "Activity generators" below.
- Interface in 23 languages, right-to-left included. The activities themselves can be written in any language.
- Players need no account: they open a link or scan a QR code. Creating can also be tried without an account; what you make is held in that browser until you sign in, and a free account is what makes a share link keep working.
- No ads, no analytics, no third-party cookies. A session cookie for staying signed in is the only one set by default.
- Free account: 2 saved activities and 60 player sessions a month, with every activity type available. Paid plans start at €30 a year.
- A player session is one player opening one activity. The same player replaying it does not count twice, and the owner's own previews never count.
- Runs in any modern browser on phone, tablet or desktop. Nothing to install, no plugins.
- Result tracking is a paid-plan feature, switched on per activity: score, given answers and time per player, with or without asking players to register. Results are recorded only while the owner has a paid plan and tracking is on, and only the owner sees them.
- Every account carries two storage regions, each Europe or the United States: one for uploaded images and audio (applies to new uploads, changeable by any account) and one for account data (US by default; moving it needs a paid plan and copies everything across before the old copy is removed).
- A public activity library, where teachers share activities on purpose for other teachers to copy into their own account; nothing is listed automatically.
- A connector for AI assistants (remote MCP server at https://puzzel.org/mcp, sign-in with a Puzzel.org account), free on every plan: it makes, finds and changes activities in the signed-in account. Claude lists it in its connector directory (https://claude.ai/directory/puzzel-org); any other assistant that takes a remote MCP server adds it by that address.
- Made and run by Daan Weustenraad from Amersfoort, the Netherlands, who started it in 2016. Support: daan@puzzel.org.

This is the short map. The long version, with the whole help centre inlined, is at https://puzzel.org/llms-full.txt.

## Start here

- [Home](https://puzzel.org/en): What the site does, with the 4 generators the home page leads with.
- [Activities](https://puzzel.org/en/generators): Every one of the 45 puzzle and game generators, grouped by kind, with a description of each and a link to its theme page.
- [Features](https://puzzel.org/en/features): What activities can do: the editor, AI generation, the player, multiplayer, tracking, embedding.
- [Ideas](https://puzzel.org/en/ideas): 90 ready-made ways to use the generators, each one a real activity that can be played on the spot and copied into an account: a knockout quiz, a secret-message word search, a treasure map trail.
- [LMS](https://puzzel.org/en/features/puzzel-lms): Puzzel LMS: one page per lesson with text, media and activities, shared with a class of first names, with progress per student. Part of the School plan.
- [Pricing](https://puzzel.org/en/pricing): Free tier and the paid plans, for education and for business, in euros and US dollars.
- [Help](https://puzzel.org/en/help): Answers to the questions users actually ask, by category.
- [About](https://puzzel.org/en/about): How and why Puzzel.org was built, told by the person who built it.
- [Activity library](https://puzzel.org/en/library): Puzzles other teachers made, ready to copy. Browse by subject, language or activity type. Every activity here was shared by the person who made it.
- [Sitemap](https://puzzel.org/en/sitemap): Every page, also as XML at https://puzzel.org/sitemap.xml.

## Activity generators

Every link below opens that generator's builder. No account is needed to try one.

### Word puzzles

- [Crossword puzzle](https://puzzel.org/en/crossword/build): Add your words and clues, and the crossword grid builds as you type. Play it online, share it or print it. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/crossword/play?p=-N7G3WdPBEnNh4jW6-Q7
- [Word search](https://puzzel.org/en/wordseeker/build): Add your words, choose their directions and watch the word search take shape. Play it online, share it or print it. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/wordseeker/play?p=-OGdvHNv1c4RgoA-CcKv
- [Acrostic](https://puzzel.org/en/acrostic/build): A crossword-like grid where one letter from every row spells out a hidden word. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/acrostic/play?p=-OGdx4Py69dGZn72oudu
- [Hangman](https://puzzel.org/en/hangman/build): Guess your own words and phrases, one letter at a time. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/hangman/play?p=-OGdxaMIfRFNfliy43tZ
- [Word scramble](https://puzzel.org/en/word-scramble/build): Your answers with the letters jumbled; players unscramble them. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/word-scramble/play?p=-OGdxqOFm4zFK7hctIHB
- [Wordle](https://puzzel.org/en/wordle/build): Make your own Wordle: a custom Wordle-style guessing game with your own words, at any word length. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/wordle/play?p=-OGdyB3LNFn8ckkTbaXw
- [Arrowword](https://puzzel.org/en/arrowword/build): A crossword with the clues inside the grid, arrows and all — also known as a Swedish crossword or arrow word. Type your words and clues and the board lays itself out. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/arrowword/play?p=-P0ue3WRnkGb4yfm6COz
- [Fallen phrase](https://puzzel.org/en/fallen-phrase/build): The letters of a phrase have fallen out of the grid into a heap under their own column. Players put them back by dragging, tapping or typing. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/fallen-phrase/play?p=-P1-YZ2cmoMcUiodHrQT
- [Rebus](https://puzzel.org/en/rebus/build): Turn your sentences into rebus puzzles with emoji and letter changes like b=r. Adjust the pictures, then play online or print a worksheet. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/rebus/play?p=-P2XHm6CgIJNdaR6H24S
- [Strands](https://puzzel.org/en/strands/build): Theme words woven through a grid of letters, every letter used exactly once. Players drag or tap through neighbouring letters to trace them; stray dictionary words earn hints, and an optional spangram runs edge to edge and names the theme. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/strands/play?p=-P1A3RolwH7vwAkRime9

### Image puzzles

- [Jigsaw puzzle](https://puzzel.org/en/jigsaw/build): Turn any photo or image into a jigsaw puzzle: upload it or paste a URL, pick the piece count and your online jigsaw is ready to play. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/jigsaw/play?p=-OjatpaqJbH0WOdD_Ege
- [Sliding puzzle](https://puzzel.org/en/slidingpuzzle/build): Slide the tiles through the gap, or swap two at a time, until the picture is whole again. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/slidingpuzzle/play?p=-OGe-pXrJsWGyVG9Uvwx
- [Hidden objects](https://puzzel.org/en/hidden-objects/build): Choose a picture and cut out objects from it. Players find each piece and click where it belongs. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/hidden-objects/play?p=-Ojj4Ufi-EchpmeEGfML
- [Spot the difference](https://puzzel.org/en/spot-the-difference/build): Two pictures of the same scene, changed in a few places. Players click either picture where they spot a difference. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/spot-the-difference/play?p=-P146rIDsfsdlUC8h2Oa
- [Mystery picture](https://puzzel.org/en/mystery-picture/build): A picture cut into jigsaw pieces that players unlock one by one, with codes they find and questions they answer, until the whole picture is revealed.

### Card games

- [Matching game](https://puzzel.org/en/matching-pairs/build): Create an online matching game: cards of text, image or audio that players drag into place beside their match — or join with a line. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/matching-pairs/play?p=-OGe1LCtTbrIoQlgRaFa
- [Memory](https://puzzel.org/en/memory/build): Create a memory game online: classic pairs to flip and match, made from any mix of text, image and audio cards. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/memory/play?p=-OGe0TPyMmy3_aElAO-Y
- [Bingo](https://puzzel.org/en/bingo/build): Create your own bingo game online: your items, win patterns and prizes — you call, the class plays.
- [Categorize](https://puzzel.org/en/categorize/build): Name your categories and add words, pictures or sounds to each. Players sort every card into the category it belongs to. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/categorize/play?p=-OGe33uGe_AfWNiLVQ4B
- [Quartets](https://puzzel.org/en/quartets/build): The card game of collecting sets of four, dealt to a room of players. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/quartets/play?p=-OGe5m5177J-YMOwezN7
- [Sequencing game](https://puzzel.org/en/reorder/build): Enter your cards in the right order. Players get them shuffled and drag them back into sequence. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/reorder/play?p=-OGe7kRLtzgTMez-ggsS
- [I have, who has](https://puzzel.org/en/i-have-who-has/build): The classroom loop game: every card reads “I have …, who has …?”, and the answer to each question is on another card. Enter the questions and answers and the cards are made for you. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/i-have-who-has/play?p=-P2DTlcmCcYTJXuPu9Hk

### Code puzzles

- [Arithmetic sums](https://puzzel.org/en/calculation/build): Write a secret message and every letter gets an arithmetic sum. Players solve the sums to reveal it: math facts practice with a sentence as the reward. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/calculation/play?p=-OGe9fJPffjg5iCloxjP
- [Cryptogram](https://puzzel.org/en/cryptogram/build): Your sentence, encrypted. Players decipher the code to read the hidden message. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/cryptogram/play?p=-OGeAL7M5kTYIHUj8beS
- [Keypad](https://puzzel.org/en/keypad/build): A digital lock: players pick the right cards to find the code that opens it. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/keypad/play?p=-OGeEUT2U3tujeCTBE93
- [Scavenger hunt](https://puzzel.org/en/scavenger-hunt/build): A chain of challenges; each one ends in a code that unlocks the next. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/scavenger-hunt/play?p=-OGeG4COKm6ky8vEhSYv
- [Sudoku](https://puzzel.org/en/sudoku/build): Pick a size and a difficulty and a sudoku with one solution is generated for you. Play it online, share it or print it. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/sudoku/play?p=-OlCI6ZyxT3Q6cGAuWhF
- [Times tables](https://puzzel.org/en/times-tables/build): An online multiplication game for the times tables 1 to 12: correct answers colour in a hidden picture, and any fact a child misses comes back until it sticks. It prints as a worksheet or a times table chart too. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/times-tables/play?p=-P2cby0ogewqsoW_28_e
- [Logic puzzle](https://puzzel.org/en/logic-puzzle/build): A short story, a few categories of items, and a grid of crosses and dots. Players work the clues into the grid until every pairing is placed. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/logic-puzzle/play?p=-P2CSHR0hV50oY1RZS-Z

### Grammar puzzles

- [Parts of speech](https://puzzel.org/en/deconstruct/build): Write sentences and tag the words to identify. Players label the parts of speech, or parts of a sentence such as the subject and predicate, choosing the right label for each. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/deconstruct/play?p=-OGeIujgrmuhtNqNLqut
- [Typing practice](https://puzzel.org/en/typing-practice/build): Words or sentences to practice typing, with live speed and accuracy feedback. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/typing-practice/play?p=-OGe0DjPuwAJkDxkc-hf
- [Spelling test](https://puzzel.org/en/spelling-test/build): A spelling test with your own words: every word or sentence is read aloud, and players write down what they hear — a dictation in any language. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/spelling-test/play?p=-P2leNFD20cZqniELa86

### Quiz games

- [Fill in the gap](https://puzzel.org/en/fill-in-the-gap/build): Type your sentences, click the words that become gaps, and the exercise is done. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/fill-in-the-gap/play?p=-OGeKE3d6pwJKDRkhyzd
- [Flash cards](https://puzzel.org/en/flash-cards/build): Two-sided cards for practising anything, with text, image or audio on either side. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/flash-cards/play?p=-OGe1hy5KEcnu6PST2U4
- [Label the diagram](https://puzzel.org/en/label-this/build): Choose a diagram or picture and click the parts players should name. They type the answers or drag the labels into place. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/label-this/play?p=-OGeLkoKo4_ANckdIluA
- [Quiz](https://puzzel.org/en/quiz/build): Questions to pick, judge, type or recall from memory, as practice or as a test. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/quiz/play?p=-OGeL3RNcvHHjv5x27j6
- [Board game](https://puzzel.org/en/board-game/build): An educational board game with tiles, dice and interactions you design. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/board-game/play?p=-OZxXu9XjKlF2S5o-N0O
- [Shapes & positions](https://puzzel.org/en/spatial-reasoning/build): Spatial reasoning with shapes: drag them onto a board until every rule is true, like the star above the square. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/spatial-reasoning/play?p=-OpsP8U56whgNVPzz85y
- [Name them all](https://puzzel.org/en/name-them-all/build): Players name as many items of a list as they can before the clock runs out: the countries of Europe, the elements, every character in the book. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/name-them-all/play?p=-P0wTso3H1auGtz7HRIN
- [A to Z quiz](https://puzzel.org/en/a-to-z-quiz/build): A clue for every letter of the alphabet, answered round a ring against the clock. Pass a letter and it comes back on the next lap. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/a-to-z-quiz/play?p=-P4NeCdR6sxOfYXnSAKn
- [Map quiz](https://puzzel.org/en/map-quiz/build): A map quiz on a ready-made map: players click the province, state or city that is named, or name the one that lights up. Choose the map and the places to ask. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/map-quiz/play?p=-P3jPf6OSqHtJbRs7JAL
- [Maze](https://puzzel.org/en/maze/build): Multiple-choice questions built into a maze: every question is a hall with a door per answer, and only the right door leads on. Wrong turns dead-end; players walk their way to the exit. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/maze/play?p=-P0zmLWqqRpaLDmrG9o4
- [Interactive video](https://puzzel.org/en/interactive-video/build): Turn a video into an interactive lesson, with questions at the moments that matter. The video stops, students answer, and it plays on. A wrong answer can offer to replay the part it was about. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/interactive-video/play?p=-P2RTQ9FNMs5-9NNG7oh
- [Jeopardy](https://puzzel.org/en/jeopardy/build): The quiz board every classroom knows: category columns, points down the rows, and one clue behind every cell. Run it from a host console, let players buzz in from their phones, or share it for solo play. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/jeopardy/play?p=-P1Pz0LXS__BrxB1Y2x-

### Classroom tools

- [Wheel of fortune](https://puzzel.org/en/wheel-of-fortune/build): Fill a wheel of fortune with your own names, tasks or questions and spin it to pick one at random. Playable example: https://puzzel.org/en/wheel-of-fortune/play?p=-NQZfpFNJjW8BrwpMWBk

## Features

- [Tracking results](https://puzzel.org/en/features/tracking-results): See which question the class got stuck on — not just who finished.
- [Embedding](https://puzzel.org/en/features/embed-on-own-website): Your puzzle, on your page, with your name on it.
- [Multiplayer](https://puzzel.org/en/features/multiplayer): One link on the board. The whole class in the same activity.
- [Completion message](https://puzzel.org/en/features/completion-message): Decide what happens the second they finish.
- [Answer checking](https://puzzel.org/en/features/answer-checking): Decide what players find out — and when.
- [Shared folder](https://puzzel.org/en/features/shared-folder): One link. A whole set of activities.
- [AI assistant connector](https://puzzel.org/en/features/ai-assistant-connector): Connect Puzzel.org to ChatGPT, Claude or any other assistant that takes a connector. Ask for a crossword, a quiz, a word search, a matching game or any other activity in your own words: the assistant writes the content, Puzzel.org builds the activity and saves it in your account, with a link your class can open.
- [Single sign-on (SSO)](https://puzzel.org/en/features/single-sign-on): Connect your own identity provider to Puzzel.org, over OpenID Connect or SAML 2.0, and the people who play your activities or follow your courses sign in where they always do. Nobody types a name, nobody picks another password, and every result belongs to somebody you know.
- [Puzzel LMS](https://puzzel.org/en/features/puzzel-lms): A learning management system for teachers and trainers, built around your activities.
- [Puzzel LMS for schools](https://puzzel.org/en/features/puzzel-lms/schools): Write the page as you would write a worksheet — text, pictures, video, audio — and drop a quiz, a crossword or a memory game straight into it. The class opens one link.
- [Puzzel Academy — an LMS for onboarding and training](https://puzzel.org/en/features/puzzel-lms/academy): Build the course once — the policy text, a short video, a quiz to check it landed — put it behind a login page with your name and colours, and see who is done.
- [Course builder — Puzzel LMS](https://puzzel.org/en/features/puzzel-lms/course-builder): Headings, text, pictures, video, a PDF, a formula — and any of your activities, dropped in between the paragraphs. There is no separate assignment to wire up: where the explanation is, the activity is.
- [Classes and groups — Puzzel LMS](https://puzzel.org/en/features/puzzel-lms/classes-and-groups): Paste a class list, and students tap their own name the first time; the device remembers them. Or switch on the student list, and every student — in an Academy, every learner — signs in with their own account and stays one person across all their classes or groups.
- [Grades and feedback — Puzzel LMS](https://puzzel.org/en/features/puzzel-lms/grades-and-feedback): Every activity in a course reports how far each student got. The Grades view turns that into a score per activity — the automatic one, or your own with a comment — and an average per student you can export.
- [My learning and branding — Puzzel LMS](https://puzzel.org/en/features/puzzel-lms/my-learning): With the student list on, your school or Academy gets a login page of its own. Every student or learner lands on “My learning”: each course shared with their classes or groups, and how far they are. An Academy puts its own name and colours on all of it.
- [PuzzleGPT: make an activity with AI](https://puzzel.org/en/features/puzzle-gpt-ai-puzzle-generation): Say what you want to teach. PuzzleGPT makes the activity.

### Themes

The generators grouped by what you bring — one page per genre.

- [Word puzzles](https://puzzel.org/en/themes/word-puzzles): Paste your vocabulary once and the word puzzle generators do the rest — grids lay themselves out, hints scale down for younger classes, and word puzzles print as cleanly as they play. Generators: Crossword puzzle, Word search, Acrostic, Parts of speech, Hangman, Typing practice, Word scramble, Wordle, Arrowword, Fallen phrase, Rebus, Strands, Spelling test.
- [Picture puzzles](https://puzzel.org/en/themes/picture-puzzles): Upload a diagram, a painting or a photo of the school trip and the picture puzzle maker turns it into a puzzle in seconds — pieces, labels, hidden objects. Difficulty is a setting, not a redraw. Generators: Jigsaw puzzle, Matching game, Memory, Bingo, Categorize, Quartets, Sequencing game, Sliding puzzle, Hidden objects, Spot the difference, Mystery picture, I have, who has.
- [Code puzzles](https://puzzel.org/en/themes/code-puzzles): Ciphers, keypads and arithmetic that gate something real — the next station, the homework, the escape-room door. You set the difficulty; the generator keeps it solvable. Generators: Arithmetic sums, Cryptogram, Keypad, Scavenger hunt, Sudoku, Times tables, Logic puzzle.
- [Math puzzles](https://puzzel.org/en/themes/math-puzzles): Generated sums at the level you choose, sudokus in 5 sizes, and the card and sentence generators with numbers in them. Difficulty is a setting; the puzzles are made for you. Generators: Crossword puzzle, Matching game, Memory, Arithmetic sums, Fill in the gap, Sudoku, Times tables.

## Pricing

Prices are per year in euros and US dollars; two business plans are also sold by the month. Every plan includes every activity type. The free plan caps saved activities and player sessions and leaves out the paid-plan features listed below; the paid plans differ mainly in how many player sessions a month you get.

- Free — €0. 60 player sessions / month. 2 activities per account. All activity types.
- Teacher — €30 / $35 a year (non-profit). 600 player sessions / month. Unlimited activities. Results tracking. White-label embedding. AI question generation.
- Teacher plus — €50 / $60 a year (non-profit). 2,000 player sessions / month. Everything in Teacher.
- School — €125 / $150 a year (non-profit). 5,000 player sessions / month. 5 teacher accounts included. A shared library: teachers share activities and courses, and copy each other’s. Puzzel LMS: courses, classes and progress per student. Single sign-on (SSO) over OpenID Connect or SAML. Add teachers as you grow.
- Supporter — €100 / $120 a year, or €10 / $12 a month (business). 1,000 player sessions / month. Unlimited activities. White-label embedding. Results tracking. AI question generation.
- Ambassador — €200 / $240 a year, or €25 / $30 a month (business). 5,000 player sessions / month. Everything in Supporter. Add sessions as you grow. Single sign-on (SSO) over OpenID Connect or SAML.
- Trainer — €300 / $350 a year, or €30 / $35 a month (business). 5,000 player sessions / month. Puzzel LMS: courses, groups and progress per learner. Every learner signs in with their own account, on your own login page. Your logo and colours on the learner pages, which you can also show on your own website. Single sign-on (SSO) over OpenID Connect or SAML. Course views are unlimited; only activities played count as sessions.
- Academy — €500 / $600 a year, or €50 / $60 a month (business). 10,000 player sessions / month. 5 trainer accounts included. Every learner signs in with their own account, on your academy's login page. Puzzel LMS: courses, groups and progress per learner. A shared library: trainers share activities and courses, and copy each other’s. Single sign-on (SSO) over OpenID Connect or SAML. Course views are unlimited; only activities played count as sessions.

Included with every paid plan:

- Unlimited activities across all 45 builders
- Results tracking, embedding, multiplayer and AI support
- Privacy first: no ads, no third-party cookies
- An invoice with your organisation details after every payment

AI credits: from 5 credits a month; 1 credit per generation; up to 30 items a run. Included with every paid plan. A new free account gets 3 credits once, to try it. Unused credits carry over. Extra credits cost €0.50 or $0.60 each, with 20% off from 50 credits and 30% off from 200.

- [Pricing page](https://puzzel.org/en/pricing): Plan comparison, currency switch, session calculator and the payment FAQ.
- [Quote builder](https://puzzel.org/en/quote): A PDF quote with your organisation on it, for a purchase order.

## Policies, procurement and support

- [Privacy policy](https://puzzel.org/en/privacy-policy)
- [Terms & conditions](https://puzzel.org/en/terms-conditions)
- [Accessibility](https://puzzel.org/en/accessibility)
- [Vendor info](https://puzzel.org/en/vendor-info): The sheet an IT department asks for: hosting, data handling, domains to allow, system requirements.
- [Help centre](https://puzzel.org/en/help): account, creating activities, puzzlegpt, playing & sharing, privacy, payments & upgrades, embedding, activity library, school library, courses and classes, students and sign-in, assignments, hand-ins and grades, puzzel lms for companies, grades in google classroom and school systems, single sign-on (sso).
- [Roadmap](https://puzzel.org/en/roadmap): What is being built next, and where to ask for something.

Support is by email at daan@puzzel.org, answered by the person who builds the site.

## For developers

- [Developer API](https://puzzel.org/en/developers/puzzle-api): One POST per activity type. Send your content as JSON, get back an activity in your Puzzel.org account and a URL you can hand to players or drop into an iframe. 41 endpoints, one per activity type, at https://puzzel.org/api/public/v1; 10 activities a day per API key, issued from the account dashboard.
- [Embedding activities](https://puzzel.org/en/features/embed-on-own-website): Any activity can be embedded in a page or an LMS with an iframe; embedding is a paid-plan feature.

- [Grades in school learning platforms](https://puzzel.org/en/features/lms-grade-sync): Moodle, Canvas, Brightspace and other LTI 1.3 platforms: a teacher places an activity in a course and each student's score is written to that course's gradebook (sending scores is part of a paid plan). Moodle is tested end to end; Schoology, Blackboard Learn and itslearning are set up with us first. Google Classroom connects directly, without LTI.
- [Puzzel.org in the Moodle Marketplace](https://marketplace.moodle.com/plugins/4238): A free plugin (Moodle 4.1 to 5.2) that connects a Moodle site in one button.

Anywhere else, an activity is embedded as a plain iframe.

## Optional

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- [Nederlands](https://puzzel.org/nl)
- [Español](https://puzzel.org/es)
- [Français](https://puzzel.org/fr)
- [Português](https://puzzel.org/pt)
- [Deutsch](https://puzzel.org/de)
- [Italiano](https://puzzel.org/it)
- [Slovenčina](https://puzzel.org/sk)
- [Bahasa Indonesia](https://puzzel.org/id)
- [Polski](https://puzzel.org/pl)
- [Ελληνικά](https://puzzel.org/gr)
- [Türkçe](https://puzzel.org/tr)
- [Magyar](https://puzzel.org/hu)
- [Svenska](https://puzzel.org/sv)
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