The Puzzle Hall of Fame
PuzzlePal's community hub — where finished puzzles get an audience and puzzlers talk to each other.
Finishing a jigsaw puzzle is a small triumph — and usually the only person who sees it is whoever walks past the table. The Puzzle Hall of Fame fixes that. It's a members-only corner of PuzzlePal where you post a photo of your completed puzzle and other people who love the hobby get to enjoy it with you.
It works two ways. When you're the one at the table, stuck in a field of 1,000 nearly identical sky pieces, you can ask the Puzzle Hall of Fame a question and hear from people who have been exactly where you are. When you've just pressed in the final piece, you share the photo and the story behind it.
What members can do
Show off a finished puzzle
Post a photo of the completed puzzle with its name and piece count. It appears at the table for every member to see.
Ask questions, give answers
Ask the table anything — where to start with a huge puzzle, which glue holds best, how to keep pieces sorted. Reply to other members' questions too.
Climb the rankings
Self-reported finishes and piece counts earn points in three all-time rankings: points, puzzle count and total pieces. View them worldwide or split by country. An optional Photo checked badge checks handwritten-code evidence, not the piece count or who assembled it, and does not change points.
Pick your own name
Members see your display name, never your email address. You choose what the table calls you.
How the points work
Each finished puzzle earns 100 points, plus 1 point for every 10 pieces — so a 500-piece puzzle is worth 150 points and a 1,000-piece puzzle is worth 200. Only finished-puzzle posts count; questions are for conversation, not competition. Removing a post removes its contribution.
How to join
- Sign in with your free PuzzlePal account.
- Choose the display name the table will know you by.
- Post your first finish — or just ask your first question.
Questions or ideas? Write to puzzlebudapp@gmail.com.