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Free online 3D jigsaw puzzles

Solve jigsaw puzzles together.

Jigsaw Addict is a free multiplayer jigsaw puzzle game that runs in your browser. Pick a famous painting or upload a photo, open a room, share the code, and everyone builds the same 3D puzzle at the same time: with friends, with the whole Discord call, or on your own.

Free. No download, no sign-up. Plays in 31 languages. Also a Discord Activity.

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How it works

Three steps from this page to a shared table. Nothing to install, no account to make.

Open the game

Press Play and you are at the table. On the web you play as a guest; inside Discord the game signs you in with your Discord profile. Steam players sign in with Steam.

Pick a picture

Choose from a gallery of hundreds of famous paintings, or upload a photo of your own. Set the piece count and the puzzle is dealt onto the table.

Build it together

Share the room code or the invite link. Everyone drags, turns and joins pieces on the same board, every move shows up live, and friends who arrive late can watch first and ask for a seat.

Famous paintings, or your own photo

The gallery is built from public-domain masterpieces, so every picture below is one you can open as a puzzle right now. Your own photos work too: upload one for a room, or keep it on your device for a solo board.

The Starry Night, a swirling night sky over a village
The Starry Night Vincent van Gogh, 1889
The Great Wave off Kanagawa, a towering wave over small boats
The Great Wave off Kanagawa Katsushika Hokusai, 1831
Girl with a Pearl Earring, a portrait with a blue and yellow turban
Girl with a Pearl Earring Johannes Vermeer, 1665
Café Terrace at Night, a lit café under a starry sky
Café Terrace at Night Vincent van Gogh, 1888
The Kiss, an embracing couple wrapped in gold
The Kiss Gustav Klimt, 1907
Irises, a bed of blue irises with one white bloom
Irises Vincent van Gogh, 1889
A Sunday on La Grande Jatte, people resting on a riverbank in pointillist dots
A Sunday on La Grande Jatte Georges Seurat, 1884
American Gothic, a farmer with a pitchfork beside a woman in front of a house
American Gothic Grant Wood, 1930

Four ways to play

Every mode shares the same table and the same pieces. What changes is who is sitting at it.

Multiplayer rooms

Open a public room anyone can join, or a private one behind a password. Share the code or the link and solve one board together, live. Read more about multiplayer rooms and playing with friends.

Campaign

A solo tour through real museums, one masterpiece at a time, with a note on each painting. It runs on its own, no room needed.

Singleplayer

Your own photos as puzzles, from 24 to 500 pieces. They stay on your device and are never uploaded.

Daily challenge

One shared board a day, the same for everyone, with a stamp calendar for the days you finish and an archive of past dailies.

A 200-piece jigsaw of Klimt's The Kiss mid-solve, with the missing pieces showing as dark cut-outs
A 200-piece board of The Kiss, two thirds done.

Pieces you can pick up

Every piece is a 3D object on a shared table. Read more about the 3D puzzle table.

  • Drag a piece, turn it, and snap it to its neighbours. Joined groups move as one.
  • Other players' cursors show where they are working, and a ping tells the room where to look.
  • Finished games are saved as replays you can watch again.
  • Sign in and your profile keeps lifetime stats: time played, pieces connected and your best puzzle, with leaderboards ranked globally and by country.

Where to play

One game, one set of rooms. Players from every platform sit at the same tables.

Available now

In your browser

Any modern browser with WebGL, on a desktop or a phone. Open the link and play as a guest.

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Available now

On Discord

Launch it as an Activity in a voice channel and the whole call plays on one board. Or join the Jigsaw Addict server to find people to play with.

About the Discord Activity
Coming to Steam

On Steam

The desktop version is coming to Steam. Wishlist it now and look for it at Steam Next Fest, 19 to 26 October 2026.

Wishlist on Steam

Questions

Is Jigsaw Addict free to play?

Yes. Jigsaw Addict is free to play online in your browser, with no purchase required to start solving puzzles.

Do I need an account or download to play?

No. You can play instantly in any modern browser with no download and no sign-up. There is also a desktop version on Steam and a Discord Activity if you prefer.

Can I play jigsaw puzzles with friends?

Yes. Jigsaw Addict is multiplayer and co-op. Create a room, share the room code or link, and everyone solves the same puzzle together in real time with live cursors.

Can I turn my own photo into a jigsaw puzzle?

Yes. Pick from a gallery of famous paintings and images or upload your own photo to build a custom jigsaw puzzle.

What makes Jigsaw Addict different?

The pieces are real 3D objects you handle on a shared table, and it is built for playing together: collaborative co-op rooms and live multiplayer.