Unlock the full potential of puzzle creation with our comprehensive guides. Whether you’re a beginner wondering where to start or an experienced creator looking to refine your skills, these tutorials simplify every step. Learn how to use Puzzle Maker Pro to craft professional-quality puzzles that captivate your audience. Each guide is tailored to help you save time, unleash your creativity, and confidently produce puzzles that stand out in any context.
Puzzle Maker Pro – Bingo builds player cards and matching calling cards from a content type you choose. This guide walks through Classic 1–75 sheets, themed word and picture cards, the free square, titles, and exporting a set you can print or assemble into a book.
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Queens is a placement puzzle on a square grid of coloured regions. You put exactly one queen in each row, each column, and each region, and no two queens may touch — not even at a corner. This is not chess n-Queens: long diagonals are allowed, and each region still takes exactly one queen. This guide uses a 5×5 board as the worked example.
This walkthrough takes you from an empty Sudoku 3D Cubes screen to a folder of print-ready cube puzzles with matching answer keys. You will choose a face size, a cube layout, a region style and a difficulty, style the board, add a title that fills itself in, and export the whole run in one pass.
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3D sudoku, also called cube sudoku, is sudoku wrapped around a cube. Every line of cells runs across one face, turns at an edge, and carries on down the next — so a line is twice as long as a face is wide, and a 4 × 4 cube runs on the digits 1 to 8. This guide covers the rules, how to read a line that bends, and a worked example on a real board.
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This walkthrough takes you from an empty Jigsaw Sudoku screen to a folder of print-ready puzzle and answer-key pages. You will choose a grid size, a difficulty and a region-layout style, style or colour the regions, add a title that fills itself in, and export the whole run in one pass.
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This walkthrough takes you from an empty Killer Sudoku screen to a folder of print-ready puzzle and answer-key pages. You will choose a grid size and difficulty, style the cages for print or for colour, add a title that fills itself in, and export the whole run in one pass.
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Killer sudoku takes a normal sudoku and hides the clues inside arithmetic. Instead of a scatter of given digits, the grid is carved into dashed *cages*, each printing the total its digits must add up to. This guide covers the goal, the rules that make every board solvable by pure logic, the cage-combination tricks that get you started, and where to try one in your browser.
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Jigsaw sudoku is sudoku with the boxes cut into interlocking shapes. The rows and columns behave exactly as you expect, but the nine 3×3 blocks are replaced by nine irregular regions that wander across the grid. This guide covers the goal, the rules that keep every board solvable by logic, the extra technique that irregular regions unlock, and where to try one in your browser.
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Count Word Search puzzles are created in Puzzle Maker Pro by typing the word to hide, setting the grid size and how many times to hide it, and choosing which letters fill the rest of the grid. This guide covers making your first one, controlling the difficulty, titling it so the sheet is solvable, and exporting.
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Set the junction density and tangle amount, decide whether corridors may bridge over each other, and Puzzle Maker Pro draws a complete hand-drawn tangle maze with its solution — ready for print, PDF or a whole activity book.
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