Pazuru: Sliding Puzzle

Pictures, out of order. Pazuru turns museum artwork and your own photos into sliding puzzles. Choose a picture, pick 3×3, 4×4 or 5×5, and take it apart one tile at a time. Nothing is timed until you move. Make a puzzle from a photo of a trip, a dog, or somebody's face, then send it to whoever is in it. Your photos stay on your device. Photo puzzles are unlimited and always free. 300+ ARTWORKS AND COUNTING Explore Japanese woodblock prints, botanical illustrations, still lifes, textiles, ornaments, animals, and portraits. Every artwork is hand-selected and tested as a puzzle at all three sizes. Some beautiful pictures simply don't make good puzzles. Those don't make it into Pazuru. YOUR OWN PHOTOS Three taps: crop, size, play. Pinch to frame the part you want, pick a size, and it is a puzzle. Your photos stay on your device and are never uploaded. Photo puzzles are unlimited and always free. Send a puzzle to friends and family through the share sheet. The puzzle travels with the image, so there is no account or server involved. Whoever receives it can open the puzzle and play the same board. HOW IT PLAYS Slide one tile at a time into the empty space. Choose 3×3, 4×4, or 5×5. Nothing is timed until you make your first move. Every puzzle keeps its own best time, and you can turn tile numbers on if you want a little help. Undo is available when you need it. Many puzzles also include a short note about the artwork and where it came from, available after you solve it. WHAT IT COSTS Buy once. Play forever. No subscription. No ads. Choose one collection for $2.99, or get everything for $9.99. Every collection includes free puzzles to try before you buy, and free puzzles stay free permanently. Purchases follow your Apple Account, and Family Sharing is supported. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No sign-up, profile, leaderboards, streaks, notifications, analytics, or advertising. Your times, bests, and imported photos stay on your device. Pazuru works entirely offline. Every artwork ships inside the app, so your puzzles work on a plane, on the Underground, or anywhere without a connection. WITH THANKS TO The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Cleveland Museum of Art, Smithsonian Open Access, and the Biodiversity Heritage Library. Every artwork in Pazuru comes from an institution that makes its collection openly available.