Two Thousand

Two Thousand

A 2,000-piece jigsaw. Pick a picture. Go corners first, then edges, then the busy parts, and the plain sky last.

How to do 2,000 pieces

1. Corners. Four pieces with two flat sides. The strategy bar finds them.
2. Edges. One flat side. The frame tells you exactly where everything goes.
3. Next to placed. A spot with two or three neighbors down has a known shape. Click an empty spot on the board: the shape filter fills in what fits there.
4. Clear lines. Faces, outlines, horizons, branches. A line runs on into the next piece.
5. Color areas. Sort by color. Shift-click the picture to pick the exact color you need.
6. Plain color last. Sky, snow, shadow. Shape and neighbors are all you have.

Drag a piece from the box onto the board. Drop it on its true spot and it locks. Drop it anywhere else and it waits on the table. Click a piece to pick it up, click again to put it down. Right-click a table piece to send it back to the box.

F fit · O big picture · G ghost · H hint for the piece under the mouse · 1–6 strategy steps · Esc clear spot · wheel zooms, drag pans.

All pictures are public domain or CC0, from Wikimedia Commons. Progress saves in this browser.

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