Spot the Differences: Picture of the Day
Rate itFind ten differences between two hand-drawn cartoons, with a new pair every day.
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Spot the Differences: Picture of the Day shows two copies of a colourful hand-drawn cartoon and asks you to find the ten changes, clicking each one in the top picture. The pair changes each day, there are no ads or sign-up, and the day's puzzle can also be printed as a PDF with or without the solution.
About Spot the Differences: Picture of the Day
This is the daily page of spot-differences.com, the English sister site of the German suchbilder.com, run alongside the Dyslexia Research Center's training programmes. Its pictures are busy, hand-drawn cartoon scenes in bright colours, and the second copy of each has been changed in ten small ways.
Each day the page puts up a new pair and names it as the picture for that date. The two drawings sit one above the other. You compare them and click on each difference in the top picture: a wrong click shows a small cross, and a found difference is marked. A Show solution button reveals the answers when you are stuck.
The day's picture can also be downloaded as a PDF, plain or with the solution circled, which makes it easy to print for a classroom, a waiting room or a car journey. The site's other pages offer more free pictures, a trial of its full collection and a shop.
There are no words or numbers to deal with, so it suits children, readers who struggle with text and anyone who likes a quiet observation puzzle. The page carries no ad network, only banners for the publisher's own dyslexia programme and shop.
How to play Spot the Differences: Picture of the Day
- Open the Picture of the Day page and find the two cartoon pictures, one above the other.
- Compare them area by area to find what has changed in the bottom copy.
- Click each difference you find in the top picture to mark it; a wrong click shows a cross.
- Keep going until you have all ten, or press Show solution to see the answers.
- Download the PDF if you would rather print the day's picture and solve it on paper.
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Tips
- Work in a grid: compare one corner of both pictures before moving on to the next.
- Check small details such as buttons, coins, patterns, hats and the number of objects, where changes often hide.
- On a phone, zoom in on one area at a time; on a desktop, scroll so the lower part of the top picture and the upper part of the bottom one show together.
- Print the PDF to circle differences with a pen or to share the puzzle with children.
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. The daily picture, the solution and the PDFs are free, with no sign-up. The site shows no ad network, only banners for its publisher's own dyslexia programme and shop.
How many differences are there?
Each day's pair has ten differences to find.
Can I print the puzzle?
Yes. The page links the day's picture as a PDF, with and without the solution.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. The pictures stack in a narrow column and you tap the differences in the top one.
Is there a German version?
Yes, the same publisher runs suchbilder.com with a Suchbild des Tages.
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