Controls
Tap or drag to fill pixels. Switch to Mark, or right-click, to cross out an empty pixel. Keys: arrows move, Space fills, X marks, M switches mode, hold Space and move to paint. P or Esc pauses.
How to play Pixel Logic
Each row and each column has a list of numbers. The numbers are runs of filled pixels, in order. A row marked 3 1 means three filled pixels, at least one empty gap, then one more filled pixel. Tap to fill a pixel you are sure about, and mark the ones that must stay empty so you do not fill them later.
A finished line is crossed out for you. Fill the whole picture and the colours come in. A wrong fill costs a heart. You start with three.
Pictures and hints
There are 103 pictures in five sizes: 5 by 5, 8 by 8, 10 by 10, 12 by 12 and 15 by 15, each checked line by line so the numbers match the art and lead to a single answer. Solving four pictures in a size opens the larger ones. Later pictures are larger and use more colours, but the numbers still only tell you filled or empty. Colour arrives when the line is complete.
On some pictures, a few pixels carry a gold pin. They are filled for you from the start, and they sit only where the picture needs them to stay solvable line by line.
Tips and tricks
- Start with a line whose numbers add up to the whole width. That line is filled edge to edge.
- Mark empties as you go. A cross is information, the same as a filled pixel.
- If a run cannot fit in the gap you were eyeing, it belongs further along the line.
FAQ
Is Pixel Logic free?
Yes. It is free to play in your browser, with no download and no account.
Can I play on a phone or tablet?
Yes. Tap and drag to fill, and use the Mark button to cross out empty pixels.
What does 3 1 mean?
Three filled pixels in a row, then a gap of at least one empty pixel, then one more filled pixel. The runs stay in that order.
Is my progress saved?
Your solved pictures and the pixels you have filled on the current one are saved in your browser on this device.
