Follow the numbers. Find the colours. Reveal the picture.
Choose a colour and begin with a row that has a lot to fill.
Words, star paths and now colours.
A colour nonogram is a logic puzzle. The numbers above and to the left of the canvas describe groups of coloured cells in exactly the order shown.
Same colour: At least one empty cell between the groups. Different colours: They may touch.
How to play: Choose A, B or C in the palette. Tap or drag to paint. Choose × for empty cells. The eraser removes a mark. Tapping again with the same colour also clears the cell.
Small dots mark the few cells that some puzzles give you from the start. Every puzzle can be solved with logic, without guessing. A green tick on a row means the row matches its clues.
Keyboard: Arrow keys move focus. 1–3 choose a colour, X marks empty, E is the eraser. Space or Enter paints the cell. Ctrl/⌘ + Z undoes.
Statistics are stored only in this browser. A solved canvas counts once, even if you play it again.
TODAY’S PICTURE
You found the picture between the numbers.
Your cells and your time are reset. A result you have already completed stays in your statistics.
Huevio is a colour nonogram from the family of Sortivio and Orbivio. Everyone gets the same canvas on the same date. The day changes at midnight in Copenhagen.
The game has 16 hand-drawn pictures that change daily and return in rotation. Puzzles are checked with a logic solver; a few have some starting cells so you never need to guess.
Progress and statistics are stored locally on your device. There is no login, and anonymous statistics are counted only if you accept them. If you clear your browser data, your results disappear.