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Rectangle Fit

Divide the board into rectangles, one number in each. Learn with six short puzzles, then try 1,000 original 5×5 and 6×6 puzzles and a daily challenge.

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Rectangle Fit

One number. One rectangle. Make everything fit.

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Puzzle 1 / 1,0005 × 5 · 0 hints

Drag a rectangle around one number. Its area must match that number.

0 / 25 squares covered · 0 / 7 rectangles

Drag from one corner to the opposite corner. Or tap both corners.

How to play · controls & tips

How to play

Cover the board with rectangles. Each rectangle contains one number, and exactly that many squares. No gaps or overlaps.

A 6 can be…2 × 3   or   3 × 2   or   1 × 6

Use nearby numbers and the board edges to find the shape that fits.

Drag, preview, release

Drag between opposite corners to preview the area, then release to place. Invalid shapes are not placed. Release outside the board or press Escape to cancel. You can also tap both corners. Tap a filled rectangle to remove it.

Keyboard: arrow keys to move, Enter or Space to select corners, Escape to cancel.

Placements are checked for area, numbers and overlaps—not whether they match the final answer. Undo lets you rethink a choice.

Each puzzle has one solution. Hint removes one incorrect rectangle, or adds one correct rectangle. Undo does not refund hints.

No timer or lives. Switching puzzles starts a fresh board. Progress lasts while this puzzle stays open; it is not added to your account score. Daily puzzles change at 00:00 UTC.

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Rules & example: Rectangle Fit
  1. Cover every square with a rectangle containing exactly one number.
  2. The number equals the rectangle’s area. Rectangles cannot overlap.
  3. Drag between opposite corners, preview the area and release to place. Two taps also work. Tap a filled rectangle to remove it.

A quick example

A 6 needs six squares: it could be 2×3, 3×2 or 1×6. Nearby numbers and edges constrain the shape.

Where to start

Try a corner or a number with only one possible shape. Hints remove an incorrect rectangle or add a correct one. No timer or lives. Progress lasts only while the puzzle stays open.

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