Jigsaw Solitaire Online

Slide picture cards to reveal classic works of art.

The Bedroom— Vincent van Gogh · 1889
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Drag a card onto another position. Matching edges snap together.
Drag a card onto another position. Matching edges snap together.Progress saved on this device

How to Play

  1. 1

    Slide cards

    Drag a card or connected group onto another position in the grid.

  2. 2

    Match edges

    Release to swap positions. Correct neighboring edges snap together.

  3. 3

    Merge groups

    Matched cards become one larger, movable piece.

  4. 4

    Reveal the masterpiece

    Tap face-down cards to flip them. Connect every piece to finish.

Game Rules

Correct edges snap together.

Only original horizontal or vertical neighbors connect.

Merged groups move as one.

The group you drag moves together. Displaced cards fill the open cells.

Hints highlight a valid match.

You make the final move. Hints never solve the painting for you.

No timer or penalties.

Take your time. Every level is free.

Artwork of This Level · Level 1

The Bedroom

Vincent van Gogh · 1889

Art Institute of Chicago · #28560

A yellow bed, blue walls and small pieces of furniture turn a familiar room into a vivid arrangement of shapes. Van Gogh painted this version of his bedroom in 1889. Follow the furniture edges and floorboards as you reconnect the image, then compare their angles with the finished picture.

Museum source ↗Image license: CC0

Keyboard: Tab to a card; arrow keys move one grid cell; Enter selects or flips. Drag the empty canvas to pan when zoomed in.

Preview

The Bedroom

Vincent van Gogh · 1889

The Bedroom — Vincent van Gogh

A yellow bed, blue walls and small pieces of furniture turn a familiar room into a vivid arrangement of shapes. Van Gogh painted this version of his bedroom in 1889. Follow the furniture edges and floorboards as you reconnect the image, then compare their angles with the finished picture.

Art Institute of Chicago ↗

Why Play Jigsaw Solitaire?

Famous paintings

Explore original artworks from museum collections.

Relaxing gameplay

No countdown, lives or time pressure.

Helpful hints

Find a fresh direction when you get stuck.

Mobile friendly

Play with touch, mouse or keyboard.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Jigsaw Solitaire free?

Yes. All 30 levels, hints and previews are free. No download or account is required.

Can I play on mobile?

Yes. Drag with your finger, use the zoom buttons or pinch to zoom, and drag empty space to pan. You can also play on a desktop or tablet.

How is it different from Jigsaw Puzzle?

Jigsaw Solitaire uses rectangular picture cards in a compact grid. Drag cards to swap positions. Correct neighbors snap into groups, and later levels include hidden cards. Traditional Jigsaw Puzzle uses shaped pieces that fit a board.

Does progress save automatically?

Yes, your level, card positions, merged groups and face-up cards are saved in this browser when local storage is available. Clearing browser data removes the save; it does not sync across devices.

Are these real artworks?

Yes. The collection uses museum images verified for open reuse. Each painting includes its artist, date, institution and a link to the official collection record.

How do I reveal hidden cards?

Tap a face-down card in the grid to flip it. Correct neighbors can then join. Every card can be revealed without a paid item.

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About Jigsaw Solitaire

Jigsaw Solitaire is a free, single-player art puzzle. Slide picture cards, match neighboring edges and merge connected groups to reveal a complete painting. Explore 30 museum artworks in five chapters, at your own pace.