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Every Easy puzzle on Sudoku Prime begins with 43 filled cells, a little more than half the grid. You always have several places to start.
Unlimited free easy Sudoku with 43 clues. Every grid can be solved with simple logic, no guessing.
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1–9 to fill · Shift+1–9 for notes · Arrows to move · Delete to erase
Plenty of clues and no tricks.
Ideal for beginners and quick breaks.
Every Easy puzzle on Sudoku Prime begins with 43 filled cells, a little more than half the grid. You always have several places to start.
Each Easy puzzle is checked by our solver: it can be finished using only naked singles and hidden singles. No guessing, no pairs, no chains.
An Easy grid usually takes 5 to 10 minutes. It is a good warm-up before a harder puzzle, or a calm way to start the day.
A unit with only one or two empty cells is the fastest win. Look at which digits are missing and where they can go.
Pick a digit, for example 1, and follow every row and column where it already appears. In each box, those lines leave only a few cells where 1 can still go. Often there is just one.
For an empty cell, check its row, column, and box. If eight digits are already used around it, the ninth one is the answer.
Every number you place opens new possibilities. Go back to step 1 and keep scanning. On Easy puzzles you never need to guess.
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Yes. Easy puzzles have many clues and can always be finished with the two most basic techniques, naked singles and hidden singles. They are the best way to learn the rules.
Every Easy puzzle on Sudoku Prime starts with 43 filled cells out of 81.
Yes. Press New Puzzle at any time to get a fresh, randomly generated grid with exactly one solution.
Yes, when browser storage is available. Each difficulty and the Daily Sudoku keep their own saved game in this browser, so switching levels never erases your progress.