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Multiplayer Jigsaw Puzzles

A room on Jigsaway is one puzzle board shared by everyone who opens the link. When someone across the table, or across the country, drops a piece into place, you see it land on your screen straight away. Two of you can work the same sky from opposite corners and meet in the middle. Rooms are free and take 2 to 12 players.

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How a room works

  1. Pick a puzzle and a piece count. Any puzzle in the catalog works, at any piece count up to 1000.
  2. Choose who can join. A private link is only for the people you send it to. An open table is listed on the Rooms page for anyone to join.
  3. Send the link. You need an account to start a room. The people you invite do not, so a cousin on an old tablet can join without signing up for anything.
  4. Build it together. Everyone moves pieces at the same time. Chat is on by default and can be switched off.

Choosing a puzzle for a group

The best group puzzles have clear areas that people can split up. In Colorful Beach Huts each hut is a different color, so everyone can take one. Map of the United States divides itself by state, and Christmas Market Stalls at Twilight has a stall for every player.

Match the piece count to the group. Two or three people will get through 104 or 150 pieces in one sitting. With six or more, go to 300 or 600, or the edge is finished before everyone has found something to do.

For teams, classes and families far apart

A shared puzzle is an easy thing to do on a video call. Nobody has to download anything, guests do not need an account and the board works on a phone, tablet or computer, which matters when the group is a mix of all three. Teams use one as a quiet warm-up before a meeting, and a teacher can put a whole class on the same map. For grandparents, it is a way to build a puzzle with grandchildren who live in another city.

After the last piece

When the final piece goes in, the room keeps the result, including how many pieces each player placed. Signed-in players find it later in their room history. Open tables close after three days once nobody is playing. If the group wants another round, press Next puzzle together on the finish screen to pick the next one.

The how to play page covers moving pieces and groups, and the jigsaw puzzle tips help just as much with four people as with one.

Good puzzles for a group