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Free daily puzzles for your website
Put today's puzzle on your blog, class page or puzzle site: a five-letter word game, a sudoku, a logic puzzle with dogs or a picture nonogram. Copy the code under a puzzle and paste it into your page. It's free, needs no sign-up, shows no ads and changes by itself every day.
Pick a puzzle
Each puzzle below is live: play it here to see what your visitors will get. Every visitor gets the same puzzle that day, so you can talk about it with your readers or your class. When they finish, a short result card offers more free puzzles on Yuzool in a new tab.
Word game widget: a daily five-letter word (Wordloom)
Guess the five-letter word in six tries. Green is the right letter in the right spot, gold is in the word somewhere else.
Today's word puzzle from Wordloom, free daily word games
<iframe src="https://www.yuzool.com/wordloom/?embed=1" width="100%" height="560" style="border:0;max-width:480px" title="Wordloom: today's word puzzle" loading="lazy"></iframe>
<p style="font:14px sans-serif">Today's word puzzle from <a href="https://www.yuzool.com/wordloom/">Wordloom, free daily word games</a></p>Wordloom also has Quartets, a daily puzzle of four hidden groups, on its own page.
Sudoku widget: a daily sudoku (Ninefold)
A new sudoku every day, from easy on Mondays to expert on Saturdays, with notes, undo and hints that explain the next step.
Today's sudoku from Ninefold, free daily sudoku with hints that teach
<iframe src="https://www.yuzool.com/ninefold/?embed=1" width="100%" height="600" style="border:0;max-width:480px" title="Ninefold: today's sudoku puzzle" loading="lazy"></iframe>
<p style="font:14px sans-serif">Today's sudoku from <a href="https://www.yuzool.com/ninefold/">Ninefold, free daily sudoku with hints that teach</a></p>
Logic puzzle widget: a daily dog puzzle (Wandoku)
Place one dog in every row, column and coloured patch, with no two dogs touching. Like Star Battle and Queens, and friendly for children.
Today's logic puzzle from Wandoku, a free daily logic puzzle with dogs
<iframe src="https://www.yuzool.com/wandoku/?embed=1" width="100%" height="600" style="border:0;max-width:480px" title="Wandoku: today's dog logic puzzle" loading="lazy"></iframe>
<p style="font:14px sans-serif">Today's logic puzzle from <a href="https://www.yuzool.com/wandoku/">Wandoku, a free daily logic puzzle with dogs</a></p>
Nonogram widget: a daily picture puzzle (Nonograms)
Use the numbers to work out which squares to fill, and a picture appears. Also called picross or paint-by-numbers. A 10×10 grid most days.
Today's picture puzzle from Nonograms, free daily picture logic puzzles
<iframe src="https://www.yuzool.com/nonograms/?embed=1" width="100%" height="600" style="border:0;max-width:480px" title="Nonograms: today's picture logic puzzle" loading="lazy"></iframe>
<p style="font:14px sans-serif">Today's picture puzzle from <a href="https://www.yuzool.com/nonograms/">Nonograms, free daily picture logic puzzles</a></p>How to add one to your site
- Copy the code under the puzzle you want, with the Copy code button.
- Paste it where HTML is allowed on your page (see your site builder below). Keep the line under the puzzle: it tells your visitors where the puzzle comes from.
- Publish. The puzzle changes by itself every day at midnight, in each visitor's own time zone. You never need to touch the code again.
- WordPressAdd a Custom HTML block and paste the code. On WordPress.com, iframes need a plan that allows them; otherwise link to the puzzle instead.
- SquarespaceAdd a Code block (Embed works too) and paste the code.
- Google SitesChoose Insert, then Embed, then Embed code, and paste the code. Drag the box to about 600 pixels tall.
- WixAdd Embed Code, then Embed HTML, choose Code and paste it.
- BloggerSwitch the post to HTML view and paste the code where you want the puzzle.
- NotionType
/embed, paste the puzzle's address (for examplehttps://www.yuzool.com/ninefold/?embed=1) and drag the block to about 600 pixels tall. Notion takes the address, not the whole code. - Canvas, Moodle and other class sitesOpen the page's HTML editor and paste the code. If your school's site removes iframes, link to the puzzle instead. Google Classroom can't show embeds: post the puzzle's link as material.
- Any other siteAnywhere you can add an iframe. To change the size, edit the
heightnumber (between 520 and 700 works best) and themax-width.
Questions
Are the puzzle embeds free?
Yes. All four are free to put on any website, personal, school or commercial. There's nothing to sign up for and nothing to pay.
Do the embeds show ads?
No. There are no ads, pop-ups or upgrade prompts inside the puzzle. A small Yuzool link sits in its corner, and when someone finishes, the result card offers more free puzzles on Yuzool in a new tab.
Does the puzzle change every day?
Yes. Each embed shows that day's puzzle, the same one everyone plays on Yuzool, and changes at midnight in the visitor's own time zone. You never need to update the code.
Will it work on WordPress, Squarespace or Google Sites?
Yes. Paste the code into WordPress's Custom HTML block, a Squarespace Code block, Google Sites' Embed code option, a Wix Embed HTML element, or Blogger's HTML view. Any site that lets you add an iframe works.
Does it work on phones and in dark mode?
Yes. The puzzle fits any width from a phone up to 480 pixels (it centres itself on wider pages), and it follows the visitor's light or dark setting.
What about privacy?
The puzzle needs no account and sets no cookies. Today's progress is kept in the visitor's own browser so a reload doesn't lose it, separately from anything they play on Yuzool itself. Yuzool counts visits with a cookie-free counter and sees nothing about who is playing.
Can I put a puzzle on my Notion page?
Yes. In Notion, type /embed, paste the puzzle's address (https://www.yuzool.com/wordloom/?embed=1, /ninefold/, /wandoku/ or /nonograms/ with ?embed=1) and make the block about 600 pixels tall. It works on a dashboard or a shared team page and changes by itself every day.