JigsawDesigner

JigsawDesigner Help

Getting Started with JigsawDesigner

Follow this short path from a blank project to an editable puzzle document. The interface adapts to iPhone, iPad, and Mac, while the same project model keeps SVG geometry, templates, and settings together.

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What you can do

  • Create a local project
  • Draw with eight editor tools
  • Import existing SVG geometry
  • Generate and export SVG cutlines

1. Create a project

Open the Project Library and choose New Project. A new project starts with an 800 × 600 canvas, a target of 100 pieces, and the built-in slot templates. You can change these settings before generation.

Creating a project from the JigsawDesigner Project Library

2. Draw or import geometry

Choose Select, Point Edit, Pencil, Line, Rectangle, Circle, Polygon, or Bezier from the editor. To reuse an existing boundary, import an SVG and inspect it on the canvas and in Layers.

JigsawDesigner drawing toolbar

3. Generate, save, and export

Select a suitable boundary and slot template, configure generation parameters, and run Generate Jigsaw. Inspect the returned SVG group, save the .jigsawproject source document, and export SVG when ready.

The current app exports SVG only. Free users receive 5 generations; Premium unlocks unlimited generation and SVG export.

Continue exploring

Create and edit puzzle cutlines on Apple devices

Download JigsawDesigner from the App Store. Current pricing and availability are shown for your storefront.

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