Five steps.
Most of
them ours.

A sentence. A paragraph. A mood board's worth of words. There's no category dropdown, no menu of styles. The prompt is the whole interface.

Behind the input, we apply prompt weights specific to puzzle production: contrast range, edge density, tonal distribution. These make the image read clearly across 500 individual pieces. You don't see them. Not your concern.

Not four random images - four reasoned readings of the same directive. The first might be literal. The third might take the temperature somewhere else. The fourth might surprise you into wanting it.

Tuned to favor what reads at puzzle scale: tactile texture, contrast that survives piece-cutting, edge interest. A beautiful image on a phone screen is not a beautiful puzzle. We optimize for the puzzle.

One click. Locking is final - the design enters the production queue. The image is upscaled and optimized for print, then cropped to 530 × 390 mm with a 5 mm bleed on all sides.

The locked design is yours. Not reprinted. Not in any catalogue. Doesn't recur in anyone else's edition. It exists once - in the slipcase it shipped in, on the shelf it lands on.

ESKA grey-core puzzle board: 2.1 mm thick, matte lamination. 500 pieces with a random-grid interlock - no two pieces share the same shape.

Most orders ship within 7-14 business days (US), including production and transit time. You get a tracking notification when the parcel leaves production.

The slipcase is 5-sided, polished clear acrylic - 532 × 392 × 6 mm interior. The 2 mm tolerance is the most important measurement in the company. Tighter: can't slide in. Looser: rattles. At 2 mm, it holds vertical without bracing.

If you want to collect them, the matte-black display rack holds twelve slipcases in sequence. Available with the Archive plan or as a standalone purchase. One puzzle is complete on its own. Twelve is an archive.