Play Jigsaw Planet in Your Browser

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Jigsaw Planet is developed by Tibo Software, a company established in 2003 and based in Pardubice in the Czech Republic. According to the site's about page, Tibo Software started out making Windows software and games, including Bad Toys 3D, Rolling Marbles and the Jigs@w Puzzle series, before concentrating on Jigsaw Planet.

Most puzzles on the site are uploaded by users from their own photos and images, and the site describes its collection as millions of free puzzles. The interface is available in more than twenty languages, and the home page highlights suggested and featured puzzles along with lists of the most played puzzles of the week and of all time.

How to play Jigsaw Planet

Each puzzle opens in the browser as a set of scattered pieces that you drag into place to rebuild the picture. Before starting you can choose how many pieces to play with, so the same image can be a quick break or a longer project. A timer runs while you solve, and registered users can compare completion times with others. Signing up also lets you create puzzles from your own pictures, keep favorites and share puzzles by link or embed code.

1. Browse the home page, or use Explore and search to find a picture you like.
2. Open the puzzle and choose a piece count, then start it.
3. Drag pieces onto the board and fit them together; the timer records how long you take.
4. Sign up if you want to create your own puzzles or have your times saved.