Pic-a-Pix: Nonogram Color

Name: Pic-a-Pix: Nonogram Color
Rating: 4.7 (2600 reviews)
Author: Conceptis Ltd.

By: Conceptis Ltd. App

Picture cross puzzles

Overview

Version:

7.5

Last updated: 2026-09-02

Ranking

#35,704 ▲ 7

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Pic-a-Pix: Nonogram Color is a pixel-art logic puzzle game where you fill grid cells to reveal colorful pictures. Each puzzle uses row and column clues, with zoom and a precision fingertip cursor for large grids.

Key features include a large puzzle library (color and black & white), no ads, progress previews, a Gallery view, weekly bonus puzzles, and tools like rulers, auto-check, hints, and cloud backup.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Conceptis Ltd.

Rating:

4.70

(2,600) 5 new ratings

Version:

7.5 Last updated: 2026-09-02

Version code:

890702154

Creation date:

2012-03-23

Compatible devices:

Size:

8.09MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-23

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 35,704 ▲ 7

Other platforms

Pic-a-Pix: Nonogram Color (v4.7.0)

371,820 4.71

(3,703)

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Developed by:

Conceptis Ltd.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pic-a-pix-nonogram-color/id503132420

Website:

http://www.conceptispuzzles.com/index.aspx?uri=mobile/100002

User Reviews

Pic-a-Pix: Nonogram Color is loved for its vast, high-quality puzzle library, mix of color and B&W puzzles, and smooth, user-friendly interface with helpful hints. It delivers solid value and relaxing brain-teasers, with weekly free puzzles and broad difficulty. Common drawbacks are a perceived shortage of hard puzzles (especially large sizes), a color-heavy weekly rotation, rising prices, and some iPad-specific readability/glitch issues on large grids.

Pros

Extensive puzzle library with both color and black-and-white Pic-a-Pix, across a wide range of sizes and difficulties.
Smooth interface with helpful hints, error checks, no penalties for wrong taps, and reliable navigation.
Good value and affordability, with puzzles available at reasonable prices and weekly free puzzles.
Relaxing, brain-stimulating gameplay that players repeatedly describe as enjoyable and calming.
Strong variety and quality praised by long-time fans; many consider it the best implementation of nonograms.

Cons

Hard/very hard puzzles seem scarce or unavailable, especially in large sizes, despite requests from players.
Weekly puzzle rotation biased toward color puzzles with insufficient black-and-white challenges.
Recent price increases and overall perception of higher costs for new puzzles.
Accessibility/UI issues for very large grids on iPad (readability and occasional rotation glitches).

Recent reviews

I’ve enjoyed this app for many years, (I first discovered these puzzles in Games magazine to do on paper! So messy!) with a recent increase as I am recovering from surgery and this type of distraction is great for pain management! I like the way it uses the “logic” portion of my brain and rewards me with a cool picture. Some features that have been added over the years include automatic marking off of the numbers you have found (very helpful…although occasionally I don’t get why I can discern that a number can be crossed off but not the algorithm); more recently hints added, which is cool if you’re stuck. I also like the way I can restart entire books of puzzles in my library. As my eyes age here’s my suggestion for next improvement: I wish for a way to enlarge ( ie zoom in on) the portion of the puzzle I’m working on, while still being able to see the relevant clue numbers. Less important, it would be fun to be able to favorite or rank individual puzzles.