How the work actually gets done: getting started with Puzzle Maker Pro, batch generation with Time Saver, book assembly in Puzzle Book Studio, and producing PDF, image, PowerPoint and playable output from a single project.
Number Block Fill puzzles are created in Puzzle Maker Pro by choosing the block size, how many blocks make the grid, and a few anchor digits, then generating. There is no word list — the grid is digits, so it builds instantly and offline, you set the challenge with the anchor count, and on Creative you can swap the digits for letters, colours or pictures.
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Puzzle Maker Pro has one workflow, and every module uses it: tune a single puzzle until you like it, generate a batch, then assemble those puzzles into printable pages or a book. This walkthrough takes you along that path once, from your first preview to a saved, reusable book project, using Standard Word Search and Killer Sudoku as the worked examples.
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This walkthrough takes you from an empty Letter Wheel screen to a finished book interior. You will choose how many letters each wheel carries, set how many words you want the solver to find, pick a wheel or a honeycomb hive, style the page, add a title that fills itself in, and export the whole run in one pass.
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Masyu puzzles are created in Puzzle Maker Pro by picking a board size and a difficulty band, then generating the puzzle with its matching answer key. This guide walks through making your first one, restyling it, replacing the pearls with your own artwork, titling it, and scaling a single puzzle into a finished book.
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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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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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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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Number Blocks puzzles are created in Puzzle Maker Pro by choosing a grid size and difficulty, generating,
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Country Tour puzzles are created in Puzzle Maker Pro by choosing a board size and difficulty, generating, and exporting the puzzle with its matching solution. This tutorial shows how to make your first puzzle, optionally colour the regions, and export publish-ready pages.
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How to Make Shaped Mazes with Masking in Puzzle Maker Pro Summary:Masking fills a shape with a maze instead of a plain rectangle — a heart, an animal, a logo. The quickest way is to hand Puzzle Maker Pro a picture of the shape and let it do the rest. This guide shows that, then
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