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No download, invite links, phones, piece counts, pictures, accounts, and deleting an account.
No. Open any public room on the homepage without signing in. Sign in when you want to: start a room from the catalog, keep a list under Joined, appear on the leaderboard, or earn badges. Google, GitHub, or email and password all work.
No app download for anyone. 1. Sign in and open Catalog. 2. Choose a picture and a piece count, then start the room. 3. Click Invite and copy the link. 4. Send the link. Anyone who opens it in a browser joins the same board and sees pieces as they are placed. They do not need your password.
The slider is a target. The site then fits that target to the picture’s width and height, and shows the real count before you start. The maximum is 1,000. About 100 pieces is a short session. About 300 is a typical shared game. Higher counts need more time. After the room starts, the count cannot change.
These pictures come from Unsplash or Pexels under their licenses. The photographer and source are shown with the image. Keep that credit. Do not present the original photo as your own work.
No. A custom picture stays in that browser only. Other people see it only if the same file is already saved in their browser.
Yes. Playing is free in the browser. There is no paid app to download for core multiplayer jigsaws.
Sign in, open the avatar menu, choose Account. Delete is at the bottom of that page. This removes the account and its sign-in details. It cannot be undone.
Yes — in the phone browser, with no app install. Pinch to zoom. An invite link opens on the other person’s phone too, so two phones can share one puzzle.
They see the board as it is, including pieces already placed. They do not start from a blank puzzle. Around 300 pieces usually leaves enough work for someone who joins later.
No. Confirm the count on the start screen, then begin. To use a different count, start a new room.
Custom pictures never leave the browser where you saved them. Your friend sees that picture only after adding the same file on their device (same pixel size).
While you are signed in, each successful piece connection counts. There is a weekly board and an all-time board. You can hide your name from the public list in Account if you prefer.
They unlock as you play: connecting pieces, finishing rooms, and hosting rooms that get completed. Open Badges from the avatar menu (or read the public Badges & cursors page) to see what you have and what is still locked.
No. PuzzleTogether runs in the browser on phone and desktop. Share an invite link; friends open it in their browser and join the same room.