Pixogue

About Pixogue

Pixogue is a nonogram, also called picross. Numbers beside each row and above each column tell you the runs of painted cells in that line, and you paint and mark cells until every clue is satisfied. The finished grid shows a small pixel picture, a heart, a star, a snake, a coffee cup or a tree, and the app names it.

There is one puzzle a day and it is the same for every player worldwide. It comes in three difficulties: Easy on a 5x5 grid, and Medium and Hard on 10x10. A timer, a mistake count and a daily streak sit above the grid, and when you finish you can share your result as an emoji grid.

Input is built for touch. Drag across cells to paint or clear a run in one motion, long-press to switch between the Paint and Mark tools, and step back with undo. Light haptics mark each fill and each completed line.

Pixogue is made by JIYULMOM under the OOTSSU Apps name and came out in May 2026. It is free with no ads, no in-app purchases and no account, works fully offline, and keeps your streak only on your device. It is available in Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese.

How to play Pixogue

1. Open Pixogue and choose Easy, Medium or Hard for today's puzzle.
2. Read the clues: each number is a run of painted cells in that row or column, in order.
3. Use Paint to fill cells you are sure of and Mark to cross out cells that stay empty.
4. Drag across cells to fill a whole run, and long-press to switch tools.
5. Satisfy every clue to reveal the picture, then share your emoji result.

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Tips

• On a 10x10 grid, a clue of 6 or more always fills some middle cells; start with those.
• Mark empty cells generously; crosses make the crossing lines easier to read.
• Check finished lines against their clues as you go to keep the mistake count at zero.
• Easy is a quick warm-up before trying the 10x10 Hard puzzle.

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