A comfortable way to practice Sudoku
Easy Sudoku keeps more clues on the board, making each logical step easier to discover. It is a useful starting point for a newer player, a relaxed break, or anyone who wants to sharpen their scanning habits without rushing.
What makes a puzzle easy?
With more given numbers, rows, columns, and 3×3 boxes reveal their missing digits more often. The goal is still the same: place 1 through 9 once in every row, column, and box.
Start with simple scanning
Look across a row, then its matching column and box. When only one number can fit a cell, you have found a naked single—one of the most dependable Sudoku moves.
Use Notes when helpful
Notes are a record of possible candidates, not a shortcut around logic. Add them when a cell has several options, then remove them as new numbers narrow the choices.
Ready for a little more?
When you can solve Easy boards with steady scans and few notes, move to Medium Sudoku for a more deliberate challenge.