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.
Welcome to the tutorial on how to get started with Puzzle Maker Pro Standard Word Search. The techniques discussed in this tutorial apply to Word Search Standard, as well as both Word Search Bundle 1, and Word Search Bundle 2. Getting Started When you open up the software, you see the following screen. This already […]
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This tutorial will show a quick overview of what you can do with Puzzle Maker Pro – Sudoku. The information here applies to the following versions of sudoku: What is a Sudoku Of course, if you’re here, you probably already know what a Sudoku is. In case you’re not familiar, a standard sudoku is done
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You can set your own titles for puzzles and solutions, which will be used in the additional output. One of the uses for this is for books in other languages than English. You can type your own text for the Puzzle Title and Solution Title. By default, the hashtag symbol will be replaced with the
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Welcome to the tutorial for styling your Jigsaw puzzles made with Puzzle Maker Pro – Jigsaw. The techniques shown in this tutorial apply to all versions of Jigsaw. For Jigsaw puzzles, the following styling options are available: Font Styling You can choose any (TrueType) font on your computer for the printed coordinates. Just click the
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This brief tutorial will explain the different layout options Puzzle Maker Pro – JigSaw. Please be aware that the layout for this module is set up differently than for most other modules in Puzzle Maker Pro. That is because the optimized positioning of the puzzle pieces is dependent on the page size. Use Default Page
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When you start Puzzle Maker Pro – JigSaw, and create your first preview, it will use the default settings “Perfect Squares” (or another shape type) and 5 Rows. Perfect Squares / Triangles Depending on your taste or your customer’s preferences, you may want to create puzzles with squares (where each side has the same length)
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In this tutorial we’ll show you how to change the connectors in Puzzle Maker Pro – Jigsaw. The techniques in this tutorial apply for every version of Jigsaw. We use the word “Connectors” for the little pieces / hooks that connect the jigsaw puzzle pieces. In Puzzle Maker Pro, you can choose between several Connector
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Introduction to Puzzle Maker Pro Welcome to Puzzle Maker Pro – the world’s best puzzle maker. We’ve tried our best to make the software as easy and intuitive to use as possible. However, because we want you to be able to create something unique to you, we still offer a lot of options. In this
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Getting Started with Nonconsecutive Sudoku This tutorial applies to: Nonconsecutive Sudoku Nonconsecutive Sudoku is a sudouk variation with additional rules for the grid: consecutive numbers cannot be adjacent. In other words, when there’s a 3 in a cell, the cells next to it – horizontally and vertically – cannot contain a 2 or a 4.
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This tutorial applies to Puzzle Maker Pro – Checkerboard Sudoku. Checkerboard Sudoku Checkerboard is a sudoku variation with a specific grid setup: Like a checkerboard. To solve a Checkerboard Sudoku, you apply the same rules as for regular sudoku, and additionally you have the Checkerboard rule: The white squares contain only odd numbers, the gray
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