FindPicDiff
Visual comparison challenge
Round-based picture puzzle
Find what changed.
Compare both scenes, mark every altered detail, and clear the gallery before five missed clicks end the run.
Latest picture packs play first. Choose random mode before starting.
No playable picture packs yet.
Add folders under public/pictures that contain a.webp, b.webp, and d.json, then refresh the page.
Active comparison
Inspect both scenes
Click either image to mark a difference. Confirmed spots stay synchronized across the pair.
Reference
Original scene
Comparison
Changed scene
Spot the difference online
A fast browser puzzle built around visual comparison.
FindPicDiff is a free spot-the-difference game that loads two related scenes side by side: one original image and one edited version. Your job is to inspect both pictures, mark every changed detail, and finish the round before five misses end the run.
By default, the newest picture pack plays first and the gallery moves toward earlier packs. Select Random gallery mode before starting if you want a shuffled order for repeat play.
How to play
Round flow
- Inspect both images and click a changed detail in either scene.
- Watch confirmed spots sync across the two pictures.
- Finish every difference in the current round to advance automatically.
- Restart the run at any time with the currently selected gallery order.
Game details
What to expect
- Browser-based play with no install or account requirement.
- Latest-first picture pack order, with optional random mode for replay variety.
- Desktop and mobile layouts tuned for side-by-side comparison.
- Clear round progress, remaining packs, and wrong-click tracking.
FAQ
FindPicDiff FAQ
How do you play FindPicDiff?
Compare the original and changed pictures, click the altered spots, and clear the full set before five incorrect guesses end the run.
Can I play the rounds in random order?
Yes. Check Random gallery mode before starting a run. Leave it unchecked to play from the newest pack to the earliest.
Can I play on a phone or tablet?
Yes. The layout collapses to a single-column board on smaller screens while keeping the same gameplay.
What happens after five wrong clicks?
The run stops immediately, no new round loads, and you can start over with the restart button.