One puzzle, two people, two places
Do a puzzle together, even when you can’t share a table.
A multiplayer jigsaw puzzle you open in your browser and share with one link. The same pieces for both of you, your cursors moving over each other’s, voices in the room. Do a jigsaw puzzle with a friend far away, or with family, anywhere in the world, and if you like, each of you can build a different picture on the very same cut.
free · no sign-up · works in your browser · two of you
same pieces, same puzzle. your own picture on each side.
The twist
The same puzzle doesn’t mean the same picture.
An online jigsaw puzzle with friends usually means one thing: you both stare at the same picture. Here the cut is what you share, the exact same pieces, while the picture underneath can be yours on your screen and theirs on theirs. So two people can build the same puzzle and each end up with something that matters to them. No one else online does this.
A big puzzle a beginner can join too
Pick a lot of pieces. They pick an easier picture.
The picture you choose is also how hard your side will be. A busy photo full of detail almost sorts itself, a soft, single-colour one is a proper test. So you can set a big, generous board and still invite someone who has never built more than a hundred pieces. They lay an easy picture on their side, you take a harder one on yours, and the same large cut stays comfortable for both of you at once. No one is left behind, no one has to dumb the puzzle down.
How it works
A link is the whole setup.
first
Open a table
Choose a painting or upload a photo to create a custom board. A photo you upload stays on your device, it is processed in your browser and never sent to a server. Pick from 25 up to 600 pieces, and the table is ready for both players.
then
Send the link
One tap shares it. They open it and join you on the board. No account, no install.
and
Build it together
Two live cursors, pieces snapping together as you go, voice and chat right there.
What you get
Shared, in real time, the calm way.
One live board
You see each other’s pieces move as it happens. It's the same puzzle, not two side by side.
Talk while you build
Voice runs between the two of you, with a chat alongside that always gets through. No third app needed.
Your own picture each
Same pieces, your own photo, or a painting from the gallery. The thing no other shared puzzle offers.
Questions
A few honest answers.
Can you do jigsaw puzzles online with friends?
Yes. Open a table in your browser, send the link, and you are both on the same board in real time, both cursors live, pieces snapping together as you place them. Nothing to install, free, just a web page you share.
What is the game where you solve puzzles with friends?
A shared, two-player jigsaw. You both build one cut at the same time, seeing each other’s pieces move. The twist here is that each of you can lay your own picture on the same pieces, so it is a puzzle you solve together and still make your own.
Is this a multiplayer jigsaw puzzle?
It is, for two. One shared board, two live cursors, voice and chat in the room. It is made for one other person rather than a big crowd, so the table stays calm and personal.
Can we each build a different picture?
Yes, and it is the part nobody else does. The pieces are identical for both of you, but each person can build their own photo on them. Same or different, your choice.
Is it free?
Free, no account, no app, no paywall. A web page you both open.
What are some co-op puzzle games to play together?
Most co-op puzzle games have you both work one shared picture. This is that, plus the option to each keep your own picture on the shared cut, so nobody has to give up the image they wanted. Solo whenever you like, together whenever you send the link.
One of us is much better at puzzles. Can we still share a big one?
Yes. The picture sets the difficulty, so the stronger puzzler takes a flat, hard photo while the other lays a busy, easy one. Same pieces, same big board, but each side is pitched right for the person building it.
How long does a jigsaw puzzle take?
On your own, a 1000-piece jigsaw runs roughly five to ten hours, spread across sittings. Two of you at the same board cut that down, and you set the piece count anyway, so an evening’s puzzle can be as short or as long as you like.
How many people can play?
Two to a table. It is made for one other person, the pair of you sharing one quiet puzzle.