Start with 12 pieces
Twelve large pieces are easy to see and easy to drag with a small finger. When a puzzle feels quick, move up to 24, and then to 48 — the same picture becomes a new challenge.
Pictures that help
Animals are the friendliest first puzzles: an eye, an ear or a beak is a landmark that is easy to find. Photos with one clear subject against a simple background are easier than forests, water or night skies.
Use a family photo
A picture of the family pet, a grandparent or a birthday is often the most exciting puzzle of all. Upload it and it stays on your device unless you choose to share it.
Common questions
- What age are these puzzles for?
- At 12 pieces they suit most children from about four years old with a little help, and older children on their own. You can switch any puzzle to 24 or 48 pieces as they grow.
- Do kids need an account or an app?
- No. The puzzles play in the web browser on tablets, phones and computers, and nothing needs to be downloaded or signed up for.
- Can my child play with our own photo?
- Yes. Upload a JPG or PNG under “Make a puzzle from a family photo”. It stays on your device unless you choose to share it.