Color Nonogram
Color mode is separate from black & white — paint by colored clues. Animals, food, nature, objects, and a photo pack. Classic boards: Black&White.
Thumbnails stay hidden for the puzzle you are playing — no peeking at the answer art.
How color clues work
Each number is a colored block, listed in order (left→right / top→bottom). Same-color blocks need at least one empty between them; different colors may touch. Pick a swatch, paint cells, use X for empties.
How color Nonogram clues work
In a color Nonogram, each clue number carries a color. The number tells you the length of a block, and the color tells you which color to fill. Blocks of the same color are separated by empty cells; blocks of different colors may touch.
How to play
Choose a color from the palette, then tap to fill cells. Long-press marks an empty cell with X. Work rows and columns together, using the colored clues to deduce which cells belong to which block.
Tips for color boards
- Start with the color that has the fewest blocks — it is easiest to place.
- Mark empties with X early to stop colors from running together.
- Full-line clues still fill the whole line, whatever the color.
Prefer black & white? Play Black&White · How to play.