Decrypt – Solving a Nonogram
First, the image to be encrypted must be created. There are two options for this:
- Load a text file with the information on rows, columns and content
- After defining the size – i.e. rows and columns – the numbers of the rows and columns are entered. The numbers must be separated by spaces.
If you make a mistake when generating, you can go back one step 
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Load from JSON/Text
Create Manually
The Nonogram can be loaded from the device or from the Internet.
After loading, the empty nonogram is displayed and can be calculated.
First, the number of rows and columns are defined.
The numbers for the rows are then entered.
Then enter the numbers for the columns.
After loading, the empty nonogram is displayed and can be calculated.
If you make a mistake when generating, you can go back one step .
Encrypt – Generating a Nonogram
First, the image to be encrypted must be created. There are three options for this:
- After specifying the size – i.e. rows and columns – an image is loaded from the device or from the Internet
- Load a text file with the information on rows, columns and content
- After specifying the size – i.e. rows and columns – the nonogram is drawn manually.
If you make a mistake when generating, you can go back one step .
Load from JSON/Text
The text file is loaded and the nonogram is calculated and displayed.
However, if the nonogram is not unique, only the first calculated representation is displayed.
Draw Manually
After defining the size – i.e. rows and columns – a box can be switched on or off in the upper half by clicking on it.
The corresponding nonogram is created in the lower half.
Saving the Output …
… as an Image
The nonogram is saved as an image file in PNG format.
… as a JSON File
The nonogram is saved as a text file in JSON format.
{"columns":[[2],[1,1],[1,1],[2]],"rows":[[2],[1,1],[1,1],[2]]}