Train your brain
Improves logic, memory, and concentration.
9×9 Sudoku board. Use the arrow keys to move between cells; Home and End go to the start or end of a row; Ctrl or Command + Home/End goes to the first/last cell on the board. Keys 1–9 enter a digit in the current mode; Shift + 1–9 adds a quick Note without turning Notes on; 0, Delete, or the numpad decimal key clears a cell; N toggles Notes, A toggles Auto Candidates, and Space pauses the game.
Levels 1–2 only guide you and do not use a hint; level 3 applies the solving step and uses 1 hint.
Select an empty cell to see valid candidates.
Auto candidates and Notes mode are remembered separately for Classic and Killer. Pause state and game progress are not synced as preferences.
Improves logic, memory, and concentration.
Helps you relax and reduce stress.
Unlimited play, no registration required.
Detailed statistics and achievement tracking.
Sudoku online is the classic 9×9 logic puzzle. Fill the empty cells with digits 1 through 9 so every row, column, and 3×3 block contains each digit once.
Play unlimited Sudoku online across six difficulty levels from Easy to Extreme. Use notes, hints and logical elimination to solve systematically without guessing.
See how to play Sudoku step by stepStart at a level that is challenging enough while still letting you find certain moves. Each landing page below has its own solving tips and practice path, from Easy Sudoku for beginners to Extreme Sudoku for experienced players.
Each guide below targets a distinct search intent and skill, from a beginner workflow to locked candidates, pairs, and X-Wing. Follow them in order if you are unsure where to start.
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