Let the corners guide you.
Locked tiles stay put. They’re your anchors, showing where each colour begins and ends.
Revisit a favourite gradient. Your next quiet moment is waiting.
Drag to swap, or tap two tiles. Find the gradient.
The most recent 30 boards appear above. Use the date selector for any older day from 13 November 2026 onward. These are this independent site’s own daily puzzles.
A scattered palette becomes something whole.
Here’s how to make it happen.
Locked tiles stay put. They’re your anchors, showing where each colour begins and ends.
Drag one tile onto another, or tap two to swap them. Start with the edges and work your way in.
Build a smooth gradient in every direction. No time limit, no losing. Just that lovely “there it is” moment.
This collection begins on 13 November 2026, when this independent site’s first daily puzzle was published. Each dated entry recreates its original palette and shuffle. Dates before the launch are not included, and future entries remain hidden. If you visit on launch day, a single entry is exactly what you should see. The archive grows automatically as new UTC dates become available.
Opening an archived puzzle does not erase your current day’s game. A date and grid size identify each saved board independently. Use the date selector below to revisit any available day, or browse the recent entries. The game uses the same rules as the current daily board, so you can practise a method and then try it on another arrangement.
An edge changes between two anchor colours. Place a few likely neighbours there before tackling the centre, where four corner influences overlap. Compare brightness as well as hue: two similarly pink tiles may sit at different heights in the finished gradient.
If a transition looks abrupt, compare the tile with both neighbours rather than only one. A small check marks each correctly placed tile. Tiles glide into their new positions when you swap, and optional sound adds a gentle cue. Use Undo to compare an earlier arrangement. There is no penalty for taking a slower route.
Everything else you might be wondering.
Huedle Game is an independent, free colour gradient puzzle. Swap coloured tiles until the transitions look smooth from one locked corner to the next. Our daily puzzles are generated here and differ from puzzles on other Huedle websites.
Drag an unlocked tile onto another tile, or tap one tile and then another. The two tiles exchange places and count as one move. On a keyboard, use Tab or the arrow keys to reach a tile and Enter or Space to select it.
A new daily puzzle becomes available at 00:00 UTC. Players with the same date and grid size receive the same starting arrangement. Reload the page after midnight UTC to open the new day’s puzzle.
Yes. The archive lists daily puzzles from this site’s launch on 13 November 2026 onward. Choose a date to replay it. Earlier puzzles are not invented, and future daily puzzles are not listed.
There is no time limit or failure state. The hint button selects a misplaced tile and tells you its correct row and column. Your result notes when you used a hint. The timer is only a personal reference.
When browser storage is available, each daily board and grid size keeps its progress on this device. Progress is not synced between devices. Clearing browser data, private browsing, or disabling storage may remove it.
No. This is an independent third-party colour game, unaffiliated with huedle.uk, huedle.com, or similarly named apps. Its hints and solutions apply only to puzzles generated on this site.
Some days, a little colour is all you need.
Find your moment