Read each group in order
A clue of 2 1 means two filled cells, at least one empty cell, then one filled cell. Rows are read left to right; columns are read top to bottom.
PICTURE LOGIC / ANSWER DIRECTORY
Nonocross Answers
Find the solved grid for any of the 60 archived Nonocross levels. Search by level number, picture name, or grid size, then check the row and column clues.
60 archived levels3×3 to 10×10 gridsSolved grids and clue tables
Browse all 60 Nonocross levels
Each preview shows its stored solution. Choose a picture to open the completed grid and its clue tables.
Levels 1–10
Levels 11–20
Levels 21–30
Levels 31–40
Levels 41–50
How to read Nonocross clues
A clue describes groups of filled cells. It does not count the empty cells before or after a group.
Count the gaps as well as the fills
On a five-cell line, clue 2 2 fits only as ■■·■■. The empty cell between the groups takes the fifth position; joining the groups would create the wrong clue, 4.
Use the crossing clues
A cell belongs to both a row and a column. Carry each confirmed fill or empty cell into the crossing line before deciding the next move.
See the rules in real puzzles
A 3×3 example with full lines and a 1 1 clue. Its center cell must be empty.
A 10×10 example for combining full lines with overlapping groups.
A 7×7 example whose clues allow two grids. The answer page identifies the four cells that can vary.
Nonocross solving tips
Look for a line that fits exactly
Add the clue numbers and one empty cell between neighboring groups. If the total equals the line length, there is only one arrangement. For example, 1 4 uses all six cells as ■·■■■■.
Find the overlap before choosing a position
A group of 5 in a six-cell line can start in only two places. Positions 2–5 are filled in both, so those four cells are safe before you know either end.
Stop a filled group from growing
Once a run reaches its clue length, a neighboring cell cannot extend that same run. Check whether a gap is required before the next group; do not fill every remaining cell by habit.
What this Nonocross archive covers
The archive contains 60 numbered picture puzzles, with stored solutions from 3×3 to 10×10. Every displayed grid is checked against its archived row and column clues.
Fifty-two clue sets have one valid grid. Eight allow more than one: levels 18, 28, 38, 40, 43, 55, 56, and 60. Those pages distinguish the stored picture from cells the clues alone cannot determine.
The checks establish archive consistency and mathematical validity. They do not establish that the numbering or pictures match every current app version. SolvedWise is an independent reference, not the game publisher.
Nonocross answer questions
How do I find a level without knowing its number?
Search for the picture name, enter a grid size such as 10x10, or browse the previews. Compare the picture and its row and column clues before using the answer.
What should I do if my puzzle does not match?
Compare the picture, grid size, and both clue sets. If any differ, browse for the matching picture instead of assuming the same number identifies the same puzzle.
Can more than one grid satisfy the clues?
Yes. Eight archived clue sets allow multiple grids. Their answer pages show the stored picture and can highlight cells that vary across the valid solutions.
See level 18 — NinjaCan I browse without JavaScript?
Yes. All 60 level links, completed solution previews, and answer pages are in the HTML. Live filtering and optional controls use JavaScript.