Seeded Memory
Memorize a color grid, then rebuild it.
Study a generated color grid or a grid sampled from your own image. When the memory phase ends, the pattern disappears. Use the palette to recreate it cell by cell, then compare your reconstruction with the target.
What you can do
Two sources
Play with a fresh generated color grid or import an image to make the target pattern.
Four difficulties
Easy uses a 4 by 4 grid with 14 seconds to study it. Expert uses 8 by 8 with 7 seconds and more colors.
Paint your answer
Choose a palette color, then click or drag across cells to reconstruct the hidden grid.
Peeks and results
Peek
Reveal the target briefly during reconstruction using the available peeks.
Compare the answer
Choose Finalize to see the score and your reconstruction beside the original pattern. Start another round from the results.
Why use Seeded Memory?
Open Seeded Memory when this style of making or play feels closest to what you want.
It is meant to be understood quickly through direct interaction, with more depth appearing as you keep playing.
Inputs and exports
Supported inputs
Optional image from your device