Picture Grid

Pick a color from the strip above the grid — skip this if the puzzle only has one color. Tap a cell to fill it with that color; tap it again to clear it back to empty.

A row or column clue like "3 1" means: reading along that line, a run of 3 filled cells, a gap, then a run of 1 — never two touching blocks read as one run. When a puzzle has more than one color, each number is colored to match the part of the picture it describes, so you always know which color goes where before you place it.

Right-click, or shift+space on the keyboard, marks a cell ✕ — a note to yourself, not a fill. It never counts toward the picture, and never changes which color you'll paint next. Tapping a marked cell paints it with your active color, the same as tapping any empty one.

Once a row or column's filled cells already match its clue, that clue dims — a quick way to see which lines you're already done with, even if a few empty cells around them are still unmarked.