Sudoku
Fill every row, column, and box with clean number logic.
A brighter home for clever puzzles
Play colourful Sudoku, Killer Sudoku, Nonogram, Norinori, Kakuro and strategy puzzles built for quick breaks, deep focus, and printable puzzle time.
Play logic puzzles online
Start with the most useful logic puzzles online: number grids, cross sums, picture logic and cage arithmetic, all playable in the browser.
Fill every row, column, and box with clean number logic.
Use cross-sums and digits 1 to 9 to solve number grids.
Reveal pixel-art pictures from row and column clues.
Combine Sudoku rules with coloured cage totals.
Solvers and helpers
Use these tools when you want to check a grid, learn the next step, test a puzzle idea or recover from a difficult solve.
Enter a 9x9 grid, solve instantly, step through moves, and check whether the puzzle has one solution.
Open solverGet candidate notes and gentle hints when you want help without revealing the full answer.
Open helperCheck picture-logic clues and test whether row and column patterns lead to a clean solution.
Open solverUse cross-sum logic to test Kakuro grids, combinations, and clue patterns.
Open solverPaper-friendly puzzles
Printable Sudoku, Kakuro, Nonogram and Norinori sheets are grouped by puzzle type so paper solvers can find clean PDF pages quickly.
View printablesStrategy and tips
Read beginner-friendly guides for learning rules, improving solving habits and understanding logic puzzle strategy without guessing.
Beginner guide
Learn how row and column clues reveal a hidden picture without guessing.
Strategy
Build a clean solving routine with scanning, candidates, singles and simple logic.
Reference
Use number combinations to narrow cross-sum options and solve Kakuro grids faster.
Full game library
Browse every playable puzzle type on the site, then pick the rules and difficulty that fit the break you have.
Logic puzzles online
Logic Puzzles Online is a free, colourful collection of logic puzzles you can play online in any modern browser — there is no app to install and no account to create. From the moment a grid loads you can start solving, whether you have two minutes for a quick Sudoku or an evening to spend on a tricky Nurikabe.
The library brings together more than forty puzzle types in one place. Number puzzles like Sudoku, Killer Sudoku, Kakuro and Futoshiki sit alongside picture-logic puzzles such as Nonogram, region-shading challenges like Norinori and LITS, loop puzzles like Slitherlink and Masyu, and classic two-player games including Hex and Nine Men's Morris. Every puzzle has clear rules, adjustable sizes and difficulty, instant error checking and gentle hints, so you can learn a new type in minutes.
Because the puzzles run entirely in your browser, your progress is saved on your own device and you can pick up where you left off. The same logic puzzles are available in nine languages, and you will also find free solvers, printable PDF sheets and beginner-friendly strategy guides to help you improve.
Logic puzzles are a relaxing way to sharpen focus, pattern recognition and step-by-step reasoning. Unlike games of chance, every puzzle here has a single solution that can be reached through deduction alone — there is never any need to guess, which is what makes solving them so satisfying.
They suit every level. Beginners can start with small, gentle grids and a how-to guide, while experienced solvers can jump straight to large, hard puzzles. Switch puzzle type whenever you want variety, or stick with a favourite and chase a faster time.
Logic puzzles are grid-based challenges that you solve using reasoning rather than luck. Each one gives you a set of rules and a few clues, and from those you can deduce the rest of the answer step by step. Sudoku is the best-known example, but there are dozens of other types.
Yes. Every puzzle, solver and printable sheet on Logic Puzzles Online is completely free to use, and you can play as many as you like.
No. There is no sign-up and no login. Just open a puzzle and start solving — your progress is stored locally in your browser.
Sudoku and Nonogram are the friendliest starting points. If you prefer numbers, try a small easy Sudoku; if you prefer pictures, try a small Nonogram. Our beginner guides walk you through the first moves.
Yes. The puzzles are designed to work in any modern browser on phones, tablets and computers, so you can play online wherever you are.
Yes. We offer free printable PDF sheets for Sudoku, Kakuro, Nonogram and Norinori if you prefer solving on paper.