
Solve your first 5×5 nonogram
Learn the basic nonogram rules with a complete 5×5 solve using full lines, completed runs, empty marks, and crossing clues.
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Learn the basic nonogram rules with a complete 5×5 solve using full lines, completed runs, empty marks, and crossing clues.
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See why a run of four in five cells guarantees the middle three squares, and learn the difference between a possible placement and a certain move.
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Solve the 5×5 Teacup puzzle by using long clues, completed runs, edge exclusions, and crossing information.
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Learn how nonogram clue groups preserve their sizes and order, require a gap, and can still reveal a guaranteed cell before the line is solved.
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A two-board counterexample explains the difference between a valid nonogram grid, a unique solution, and a logically guaranteed next move.
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Follow a full column into an edge anchor, close two completed rows, and determine 13 of 25 cells in the Corner Cascade puzzle without guessing.
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