Design intricate mazes that challenge and engage your audience. These tutorials guide you through creating mazes of various sizes, shapes, and complexities, perfect for everything from educational activities to puzzle books. Whether you want to create classic rectangular mazes or experiment with unique shapes, these step-by-step guides make it simple.
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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The Treasure Hunt option turns a Signpost Maze inside out: instead of hiding which entrance works, it marks one starting square and hides which of several treasure chests the path actually reaches. This tutorial covers what the option is, how to set up every control on the Treasure tab — chest placement and count, the three chest markers, letter/digit/number treasures, decoy symbols — and how a meta word makes a run of puzzles spell a hidden answer.
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Signpost Maze puzzles are created in Puzzle Maker Pro by choosing a grid size and difficulty, generating the puzzle with its matching solution, and exporting print-ready or web-ready output. This tutorial covers making your first puzzle, re-skinning the signposts with your own content, and titling the page.
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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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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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Oblique Mazes are created in Puzzle Maker Pro by setting the grid size, dialling in how much the grid slants, 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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Cobblestone Mazes are created in Puzzle Maker Pro by choosing the cell glyph, 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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A Cobblestone Maze is a classic square maze wearing a mosaic skin — you trace one path from Start to Finish, but each cell is drawn as a decorative octagon or small circle. This guide covers the goal, the rules, how to solve one, the two glyph shapes, and how the maze plays online.
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