VideoPuzzle
Rate itUnscramble a playing video cut into tiles, swapping and shifting pieces in as few moves as you can.
on videopuzzle.org

VideoPuzzle cuts a short looping video into a grid of tiles and scrambles them. You drag tiles to swap them and tap arrows to shift every tile one step, until the moving picture is whole again. Fewer moves earn more stars, and there is one numbered daily puzzle plus an archive of earlier ones.
About VideoPuzzle
VideoPuzzle is a browser tile puzzle with a twist: the picture you are putting back together is moving. Each puzzle is a short video clip, such as a city skyline, clouds or an animal, split into a grid of tiles that all keep playing while they are scrambled.
You have two moves. Dragging one tile onto another swaps their positions, and tapping one of the arrows shifts every tile one step in that direction. The motion in the video helps: following a moving car or a drifting cloud across tiles tells you which pieces sit next to each other.
Scoring is by moves, with stars for finishing within set limits such as 20 or 30 moves. There is a new numbered puzzle every day for everyone, with a streak and your rank on each puzzle on the stats page, and the archive lets you play any earlier puzzle or a random one. Sharing your result gives a grid of how many moves each tile took to find its place.
It suits players who like jigsaws and sliding puzzles but want something quicker and a little different.
The site has no ads and asks for no account: you open it, press Play Daily and the clip starts playing in pieces. It works the same on a phone, where you can tap two tiles to swap them instead of dragging.
How to play VideoPuzzle
- Open VideoPuzzle and press Play Daily.
- Watch the scrambled tiles and look for movement that carries on from one tile to the next.
- Drag a tile onto another, or tap two tiles, to swap their places.
- Tap an arrow under the board to shift every tile one step in that direction when the whole picture is offset.
- Finish the clip in as few moves as you can to earn stars, then share your result grid.
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Tips
- Use motion: things moving in the clip show which tiles belong side by side.
- Check whether the whole image is just shifted before swapping; one arrow move can fix many tiles.
- Place the corners and edges first, as with a jigsaw.
Questions
Is VideoPuzzle a daily game?
Yes. There is a new numbered puzzle each day, the same for everyone, with a streak on your stats page.
How is it scored?
By the number of moves; finishing within set limits earns stars.
Can I play older puzzles?
Yes, any puzzle in the archive, or a random one.
Is it free?
Yes, it plays free in the browser.
Does VideoPuzzle have ads?
No. The game page loads no ad scripts and shows no banners, and it needs no account.
Ratings and reviews
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