Creating a Hitori puzzle takes two settings — grid size and difficulty — plus a quantity and a click. This guide covers the Creator settings, styling, titles, layout, export, and how to scale from one puzzle to a full book.
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A Mosaic puzzle is a picture hidden inside a grid of numbers. Each number counts the shaded
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A Hand-drawn Maze is a tangle of looping ribbon corridors that cross over and under each other, like a pile of dropped ribbons. You solve it by tracing one corridor from Start to Finish — and the trick is that a crossing is a bridge, not a junction, so you never change corridor there.
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Signpost Maze is a logic puzzle where every cell holds a signpost pointing one direction. Pick a lane at the top, follow the signposts one square at a time, and find the one lane whose path actually reaches the exit.
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Logic Grid puzzles are created in Puzzle Maker Pro by picking a scene (who the puzzle is about and what they own), setting how many categories and values you want, choosing a difficulty tier, and generating — every puzzle arrives with a verified single solution and its own answer key. This guide walks through making your first one, scaling it to a whole varied book, titling it, and exporting for print or the web.
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Hitori is a Japanese number-logic puzzle where you shade cells out until no number repeats in any row or column. This guide explains the goal, the three rules, and how to start solving.
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An Arrow Maze (based on the Dutch Pijlendoolhof) is a number puzzle where every cell holds an arrow, and you place 1 through N so each number’s arrow points somewhere along a straight line to the next one. This guide explains the goal, the one rule that makes it click, and how to play it online.
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Arrow Maze puzzles are created in Puzzle Maker Pro by choosing a grid size, difficulty, and arrow style, then generating the puzzle with its matching solution. This guide walks through making your first one, titling it, and exporting print-ready and web-ready output.
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Square Mazes are created in Puzzle Maker Pro by setting the grid size and options, then generating the maze with its matching solution. This guide walks through making one, titling it, styling it, and exporting print-ready pages.
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Geometric Mazes are created in Puzzle Maker Pro by picking a shape — hexagon, triangle, or circle — setting the size and complexity, and generating the maze with its matching solution. This guide walks through making one, titling it, styling it, and exporting print-ready pages.
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