Create Sliding Puzzle

The online sliding puzzle generator automatically generates your sliding puzzle once you upload your first image.

Use any image you like and the generator will do the rest.

The sliding puzzle generator is completely scalable so you can pick any number of rows and columns that you would like.

Do note that the sliding puzzle becomes pretty difficult quickly after extending the number of slides beyond 9 (3x3).

By default each tile has its own number, so you can see which tile belongs where based on the sliding puzzle grid.

To increase difficulty, try removing the numbers so that the puzzle player should figure out the sliding puzzle logic while sort of composing the image as a jigsaw in their head as well.

The player solving the sliding puzzle usually has an example background image to work with, so that the player can see which tile should go where.

The level of difficulty can be increased by removing this example image and include the 'jigsaw puzzle' effect of finding the right composition of the image.

Another way to increase the difficulty, is by literally increasing the difficulty level setting. This setting determines how often the tiles in the sliding puzzle are 'shuffled' before showing it to the player.

Especially on bigger sliding puzzles, this will make it quite hard to untangle and so give food for thought for the hardcore puzzle player.

The sliding puzzle lends itself perfectly for setting up 1v1 challenges (1v1v1v1). Who can solve the puzzle the fastest?

Progress will be shown in real-time and the one who finishes first will be shown in a winner pop-up so no doubt will exist who won!

To set a solving time limit, you can add the countdown timer to the mix. The time on this timer can be anything you like (managed in seconds).

Once the countdown is finished and the player is not, the puzzle will be disabled for the active attempt, allowing a retry if you've enabled this.

Try out a sample activity to get a feel for how an activity of this type works, how it looks.

This sample activity is very basic and only illustrates the most core features, but it will help you get a better understanding of what the activity type can do for you.