Fill-a-Pix

Uncover hidden pixel art masterpieces in Fill-a-Pix! This captivating logic puzzle game challenges you to identify and paint squares adjacent to clues, ensuring the total number of painted squares (including the clue square) matches the clue's value. Solve these whimsical pixel art puzzles to reveal stunning images.

Fill-a-Pix offers a unique blend of logic, art, and fun, providing hours of engaging mental stimulation. The game's intuitive fingertip cursor allows for precise and effortless play, even on large grids. Fill single squares with a tap, or multiple squares by dragging your finger. A powerful Smart-fill cursor quickly fills remaining empty squares around a clue. Track your progress with graphic previews in the puzzle list and gallery view.

Enjoy an ad-free experience with 125 free puzzles and a weekly bonus puzzle. Key features include:

Puzzle Features:

• 125 free Fill-a-Pix puzzles
• Weekly bonus puzzles
• Regularly updated puzzle library
• High-quality, artist-designed puzzles
• Unique solution for each puzzle
• Grid sizes up to 65x100
• Multiple difficulty levels
• Hours of challenging fun
• Enhances logic and cognitive skills

Gaming Features:

• Ad-free
• Zoom, pan, and move the puzzle for easy viewing
• Smart-fill cursor for faster play
• Error highlighting during gameplay
• Unlimited puzzle checks
• Unlimited hints
• Unlimited undo/redo
• Auto-fill starting clues option
• Exclusive fingertip cursor for large puzzles
• Graphic previews showing puzzle progress
• Play and save multiple puzzles simultaneously
• Puzzle filtering, sorting, and archiving
• Dark mode support
• Portrait and landscape screen support (tablets only)
• Puzzle solving time tracking
• Backup & restore puzzle progress to Google Drive

About Fill-a-Pix:

Also known as Mosaic, Mosaik, Fill-In, Nurie-Puzzle, and Japanese Puzzle, Fill-a-Pix is similar to Picross, Nonogram, and Griddlers. All puzzles in this app are created by Conceptis Ltd., a leading global provider of logic puzzles for print and electronic media.

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