Winter Pets Puzzle
Six winter photographs, each solvable at 16, 36, 64 or 100 pieces.

Six images, four piece counts each, and nothing else in the way. The winter setting keeps the palette narrow — a lot of white, a lot of soft edges — which makes the higher counts genuinely harder rather than merely longer.
Offering the same picture at 16 and at 100 pieces is a sensible structure. The easy pass teaches you the image, and the hard pass turns that knowledge into an advantage instead of starting from nothing.
There is no timer and no scoring, so a board can sit half-finished for as long as you want.
Controls
Drag pieces into place with the mouse or a finger.
How to Play
- Choose one of the six images.
- Pick a piece count from 16 up to 100.
- Drag pieces onto the board; correct ones lock.
- Try the same picture again at a higher count.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many pieces can a board have?
Sixteen, thirty-six, sixty-four or one hundred — the same image is available at all four.
