Photo Puzzles

Personalized puzzles for adults made from your photo: 500 and 1000-piece custom jigsaws, with piece-count guidance, what to expect from a 1000-piece build, and how to pick a photo that holds detail.

Custom portrait puzzle made from your photo: turn a family, couple, pet, or individual portrait into a jigsaw, with photo and piece-count guidance and an optional AI art style.

A practical guide to choosing an age-appropriate photo puzzle for a child. Giftenova puzzles are for ages 13+.

Custom photo puzzle pieces are standard interlocking jigsaw pieces, die-cut for a snug fit. They are not meant to lock permanently, so move a finished puzzle carefully or glue it before framing.

Jigsaw puzzle, picture puzzle, and photo puzzle overlap heavily. Jigsaw is the interlocking-piece format; picture and photo describe the image. A custom photo puzzle is all three at once.

Custom photo puzzles come with a matte finish, with no glossy option or finish selector at checkout. The matte surface helps reduce glare under lamps and windows.

There is no separate gift-wrap option, but every custom photo puzzle ships ready to give: a custom gift box for 100 XL/500/1000, a mailer tube for the 99-piece. Both are ready to wrap, not pre-wrapped.

A custom photo puzzle is printed in high resolution on thick puzzle-grade card stock die-cut into interlocking pieces, with a matte finish. It ships in a cardboard gift box, or a mailer tube for the 99-piece.

Yes. The 100 XL is a 100-piece custom photo puzzle, but with extra-large tiles rather than standard small pieces. The 99-piece tube is the nearest small option.

For a custom photo puzzle that is easier to see, the large-piece 100 XL has oversized pieces, larger than standard puzzle pieces. A high-contrast photo with a large, simple subject reads most clearly.

A 5-year-old needs a puzzle specifically labeled for that age. Giftenova puzzles are for ages 13+.

You don't have to crop before uploading: the tool fits your photo to the 5:7 puzzle ratio with a live preview. Crop yourself first for tight compositions or edge subjects.