Leonida Pixels
A daily picture-logic puzzle: use the number clues to fill the right cells and an original piece of Leonida pixel art appears.
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Leonida Pixels
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Fill the cells the clues call for. Drag to paint a run.
Solve the picture to see what it is.
Next picture at midnight UTC.
How everyone did today appears here once 20 players have finished.
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My Leonida pixel gallery
Today's card shows the clue grid outline, your time band, streak and the days to launch; a card for an earlier day shows that day's picture. Never today's picture.
10×10 most days with a 5×5 warm-up, one hint, a streak, a gallery of every picture you have solved and a spoiler-free result to share. Fan art of everyday Leonida life; nothing here is from the game.
How to play
A nonogram is a grid with numbers along the top and down the side. Each number is the length of an unbroken run of filled cells in that row or column, in order: a row marked 2 4 has two filled cells, then at least one gap, then four filled cells, somewhere along its ten squares. Start with the lines that are nearly full (a 10 fills the whole row; a 9 leaves only the ends in doubt and fixes the eight in the middle), mark cells you know are empty with an X so you stop looking at them, and work the rows against the columns. Every picture here is checked when the site is built to be finishable by that kind of reasoning alone, so you never have to guess.
Tap or click to fill, use the X tool (or right-click, or press and hold on a phone) to mark empties, and drag to paint a run; Undo and Clear are there when you need them, and a clue line greys out once it is satisfied. Filling a cell the picture leaves empty counts as a mistake and turns into an X at once, so the grid never lies. One hint a day reveals a correct cell and marks the result as assisted. When the last cell is right the picture colours in with its title and a line about where in Leonida you would find it. Everyone gets the same picture on the same UTC day; newcomers can switch on the 5×5 warm-up, which still counts and still unlocks the picture in your gallery. The archive lets you play any earlier day's picture and practice pictures come from a spare pool; both are marked and never count.
Every picture is original fan pixel art of everyday Leonida life, drawn for this site: palms, flamingos, airboats, diners, neon, boats and the afternoon storm. Nothing here is a character, a location or an asset from GTA 6, and nothing is presented as official. For a word puzzle try the Leonida Mini; for a different kind of picture puzzle, Spot the Difference.
Questions
How do the number clues work?
Each number tells you how many cells in a row are filled in one unbroken run, in order. "3 1" on a row means a run of three filled cells, then at least one empty cell, then a single filled cell. Columns work the same way, top to bottom. Every picture here can be finished with that logic alone; you never have to guess.
How do I fill and mark cells?
Tap or click a cell to fill it. Switch to the X tool, right-click, or press and hold on a phone to mark a cell you know is empty. Drag to paint a whole run. Undo takes back the last change and Clear wipes the grid. A clue line turns grey once it is satisfied. On a keyboard, move with the arrow keys, fill with Space or Enter and mark with X.
What counts as a mistake?
Filling a cell the picture leaves empty. The cell turns into an X straight away so the grid never lies to you, and the mistake is counted on your result. One hint per picture reveals a correct cell and marks the result as assisted. A clean solve has no mistakes and no hint.
What is the warm-up?
A 5×5 version of the same picture for newcomers, switched on with the Warm-up toggle (remembered on this device). It counts as the day's solve and unlocks the picture in your gallery; the full 10×10 is the one the time stats and the Pixel Perfect card are about.
What is the gallery?
Every picture you solve is kept in your gallery on this page and on your /me/ page, as pixel art; days you have not solved show as locked frames. It lives in this browser only.
Is any of this from GTA 6?
No. The pictures are original fan pixel art of everyday Leonida life: palms, flamingos, boats, diners, sunsets. Nothing here is a character, a location or an asset from the game, and nothing is presented as official.
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