Today’s photo is cut into 80 pieces. Drag each one to its place; it snaps in when it is close. The picture stays a surprise until you start.
About Jig
Jig is a free daily online jigsaw puzzle from Mind Loft. Every day brings a new photograph, a featured picture from Wikimedia Commons, cut into 80 classic interlocking pieces. Everyone gets the same picture and the same cut, so the daily leaderboard is a fair race.
Drag a piece from the tray onto the board and it snaps in when it is near its own spot; a wrong drop just sends it back, at no cost. Pieces never need turning. Sort the tray into two bins, edge pieces and the middle or one of the picture’s colors and the rest, to build the frame first and then fill it a color at a time. Peek shows the whole picture for a moment and adds 15 seconds to the clock. Full screen gives the board and the tray the whole screen, on a computer, a tablet or a phone. On a phone the board and the tray share one box: the board scrolls inside it, the plus button makes the board bigger, and See more opens the tray into a taller grid.
Finish the picture for a perfect 10; the fastest time tops the board. No app, no signup, play free in your browser on a phone or a computer, and keep a streak. Want a taller picture? Saw is Jig’s sibling, the same daily jigsaw on a portrait photo. Like fitting things together? Try Snug, the daily shape-fitting puzzle, and Etch, which draws a picture from number clues.