Puzzle ParlorSpooky Halloween villages, glowing Christmas workshops, Van Gogh and Monet, dragons and fairy tales. Pieces so sharp you can zoom right in. No ads, ever.
Spread the pieces out, sort them in the tray, zoom in on a brushstroke, lock the table so nothing slides while you work. It plays like the real thing, minus the lost piece under the sofa.
Eight sizes per picture. A quick 100 on the phone, a long 1,000 on the tablet.
Pieces line up along the bottom. Filter to edges only, shuffle, tidy, or spread them all out.
The board stays put while you grab pieces. Move it only when you mean to.
Every puzzle keeps its time and move count, and your best is saved.
Keep up to four puzzles in progress at the top of the gallery.
Soft grey, transparent, sky, sage, lavender or slate. Whatever helps you see the pieces.
Pay once, get a code by email, enter it on up to three of your devices. New pictures added later are included.
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| Free | Full | |
|---|---|---|
| Puzzles | Two per theme | Every picture |
| Piece counts 100 to 1,000 | ✓ | ✓ |
| Sharp zoom, piece tray, hard mode | ✓ | ✓ |
| Offline play and progress sync | ✓ | ✓ |
| No ads, no account, no tracking | ✓ | ✓ |
| Devices | Any | 3 per code |
| Price | $0 | $2.99 once |
All sales are final. Try the free version on your device first to be sure it suits you.
Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Your unlock code arrives by email within a few minutes.
On iPad or iPhone, open it in Safari and choose Share, then Add to Home Screen. On Android, Chrome offers Install app. On a computer, just bookmark it.
Tap Unlock all puzzles at the top of the gallery, type the code, and every picture opens.
Most free jigsaw puzzle apps are built for a phone screen: tiny pieces, ads between every puzzle, and pictures that blur the moment you zoom. Puzzle Parlor is built for the way people actually do jigsaws, on an iPad or a computer with a cup of tea, over a few evenings. Every picture is stored at full resolution, so a 1,000-piece puzzle stays sharp when you lean in to match a brushstroke. The piece tray keeps loose pieces sorted along the bottom, the table locks so nothing slides while you work, and your progress is saved the moment you place a piece.
There are seasonal jigsaw puzzles for Halloween and Christmas, classic paintings by Van Gogh, Monet, Hokusai and Klimt, fantasy and fairy-tale scenes, and sweeping landscapes, each playable at 100, 150, 200, 300, 400, 500, 750 or 1,000 pieces. It works in any browser with nothing to install, can be added to your home screen like an app, and plays offline. The free version has no time limit, and the full version is a single $2.99 purchase with no subscription and no ads.
Yes. Tap "Save for offline" once at the top of the gallery and every picture is stored on your device, so puzzles open with no connection at all, on a plane or at the cabin. Entering a code and syncing progress between devices are the only things that need internet.
Any modern browser: iPad, iPhone, Android tablets and phones, Windows and Mac. Puzzles of 400 pieces and up are happiest on a tablet or computer screen.
Yes. Open the Unlock panel on the old device and choose Remove this device from the code, then enter the code on the new one. Three devices can be active at once.
Search your email for "Puzzle Parlor unlock code". If it is gone, email puzzles@kandyphoenix.com from the address you paid with and we will resend it.
All sales are final. The free version lets you try the app on your own device first, so please play a puzzle before you buy.
