Jigsy looks like a standard piece-fitting jigsaw until you realise that the pieces can also change size. Rotate and scale a piece, and suddenly it fits. That glorious “aha” moment in 3 new grids everyday. Now with leaderboards and streaks.
Play on any device - computer, phone, tablet. A good tablet lets you scale and rotate using natural finger gestures - it's what Jigsy was designed for!
Most geometric puzzles involve figuring out where a piece goes. Jigsy also asks how big it needs to be, and that second question changes nearly everything. Sliding the last piece into place is a powerful moment, every time.
How to playSign in to track your week and join the leaderboard.
Your account lets you save your streak and puts you on the leaderboard. Premium opens the entire archive to play whenever you like, and adds bonuses like Triangles, the polyiamond version of Jigsy.
Ten hand-built levels that teach the scaling mechanic step by step – the best place to start. Finish all ten and you’re entered into the £100 draw, exactly as we ran it in January 2026.
Three ways to look at the grid – full colour, white pieces or mono. Pick one and it follows you across Classic, Pro and Extreme.
Try Jigsy Triangles. Build you own puzzle. Explore community built puzzles. There are also two new versions of Jigsy underway: one you play against other people live, and one that's turn-by-turn, more like chess. Looking for feedback.
Visit the labs
Jigsy looks like a jigsaw until you notice the pieces can change size. Three new grids every day.
Most puzzles ask where a piece goes. Jigsy also asks how big it ought to be. When the last piece slots in, you feel it.
How to playTen hand-built levels that teach the scaling trick. Complete them all and you are in the draw.
Start the challenge →A free account saves your streak. Premium opens the whole archive, plus Triangles.
Try Jigsy Triangles. Build you own puzzle. Explore community built puzzles. There are also two new versions of Jigsy underway: one you play against other people live, and one that's turn-by-turn, more like chess. Looking for feedback.
Visit the labs