Puzzia: Jigsaw Together

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One picture, assembled by two people. Open a puzzle, create a room and send the link. The other player sees your board straight away: the pieces they place appear on your table, and yours on theirs. Invite from a phone, join from a laptop. A room holds up to ten people, and the card shows who placed how many. REAL PIECES, NOT SQUARES Every piece is cut with tabs and blanks, like a cardboard jigsaw on a table. The lock shapes are recalculated for each picture, so neighbouring pieces never look alike and the right piece snaps home by itself. ONE PICTURE, EIGHT SIZES 3×4, 4×6, 6×8, 8×12, 10×15, 12×16, 15×20 and 20×25 — from 12 to 500 pieces. Each size keeps its own progress, so you can take twelve pieces over a coffee and come back to five hundred in the evening. Piece rotation can be switched on before you start, if you want it harder. A JIGSAW MADE FROM YOUR PHOTO Take a picture from your gallery and assemble it, in up to 500 pieces. The photo is uploaded to our server, where it is cut into pieces. The puzzle is visible only to you and to the people you invite into your room, it never enters the public catalog unless you submit it yourself, and the copy shared in a room is removed from the server seven days after sharing. PICTURE OF THE DAY, THE SAME FOR EVERYONE Every day the club gets one shared subject in twelve pieces, so anyone has time for it. The times go into the day's ranking. TOOLS THAT SAVE YOU AN HOUR • a faint reference image under the board; • a hint that brings the right piece into view; • pinch-to-zoom on the board; • table background: wood, linen, dark or light; • piece counter, completion percentage and a timer you can hide. WHEN THE PICTURE IS DONE You see it whole, with the piece count and the time it took. The assembly can be replayed from the first piece to the last. Personal best times for every size, achievements and a weekly ranking are kept for you in the club. Free. No ads, and no banners across the middle of the board. Puzzia is part of the Artia club. Questions and ideas: team@artia.clubRead more

One picture, assembled by two people. Open a puzzle, create a room and send the link. The other player sees your board straight away: the pieces they place appear on your table, and yours on theirs. Invite from a phone, join from a laptop. A room holds up to ten people, and the card shows who placed how many. REAL PIECES, NOT SQUARES Every piece is cut with tabs and blanks, like a cardboard jigsaw on a table. The lock shapes are recalculated for each picture, so neighbouring pieces never look alike and the right piece snaps home by itself. ONE PICTURE, EIGHT SIZES 3×4, 4×6, 6×8, 8×12, 10×15, 12×16, 15×20 and 20×25 — from 12 to 500 pieces. Each size keeps its own progress, so you can take twelve pieces over a coffee and come back to five hundred in the evening. Piece rotation can be switched on before you start, if you want it harder. A JIGSAW MADE FROM YOUR PHOTO Take a picture from your gallery and assemble it, in up to 500 pieces. The photo is uploaded to our server, where it is cut into pieces. The puzzle is visible only to you and to the people you invite into your room, it never enters the public catalog unless you submit it yourself, and the copy shared in a room is removed from the server seven days after sharing. PICTURE OF THE DAY, THE SAME FOR EVERYONE Every day the club gets one shared subject in twelve pieces, so anyone has time for it. The times go into the day's ranking. TOOLS THAT SAVE YOU AN HOUR • a faint reference image under the board; • a hint that brings the right piece into view; • pinch-to-zoom on the board; • table background: wood, linen, dark or light; • piece counter, completion percentage and a timer you can hide. WHEN THE PICTURE IS DONE You see it whole, with the piece count and the time it took. The assembly can be replayed from the first piece to the last. Personal best times for every size, achievements and a weekly ranking are kept for you in the club. Free. No ads, and no banners across the middle of the board. Puzzia is part of the Artia club. Questions and ideas: team@artia.club