Jigidi

I sure would like to know if it takes a large amount of data to play. Im on limited hot spot data in order to play on my pc and so would like to know the general amount of data jigida pulls to play an average puzzle. Anyone know?

While many of the puzzlers are wonderful people, the people who run Jigidi WILL block you from signing in at the slightest misperceived provocation. I have to believe that there are other puzzle sites whose domain owner are welcoming, rather than in a near-constant snit.

I find this site really easy to use, the graphics are top, as you would expect on a jigsaw site.

It is a kind site, well that's how I have found it. And I like the many features, like uploading your own photo in order to do a jigsaw privately or you can make it a public jigsaw and change it to however many pieces you want it to be. Making it public also, enables the people that choose your photo jigsaw to do, they can leave a message if they want too. Also, you see a rundown of the people that were quickest or slowest to complete it. You get to leave a message if you want to. You can bookmark your favourite jigsaw photo's that others have uploaded. And on this site, it tells you how many jigsaws you have completed as well. And you can check out other profiles too. Go check it out. You won't regret it. https://www.jigidi.com

I am a new user of this puzzle site, and in a short time have seen some awful bullying and harassment by some users on this website. I've also seen comments from the people who have been the bully's victim, that say the people who run the site won't do anything about it and ban the bullies even though its been reported to them. They have guidelines about behavior, but they don't enforce them. That makes it unsafe for people like me who expect to be protected from online bullying and harassment by site owners.

Jigidi revised its guidelines in 2018 and now enforces its rules against bullying and trolling. (If you feel you are being bullied, do report it to Jigidi. They can't monitor all comments.) If you tried Jigidi before and left because of other users' comments, go back and try again. The site is greatly improved. Do read the new guidelines, which address technological changes as well as behavior guidelines.

Jigidi is the best online jigsaw puzzle site I have found and I've tried many. The interface is smooth, not laggy or jerky; the pieces are shaped like "real" jigsaw puzzle pieces; and there is a never-ending supply of new puzzles in different sizes. The site is free to users who are willing to see advertisements, and if you don't want ads, you can become a Jigidi Plus member for US $18/year.

I found Vivians' review when I googled "jigidi bullying", and she is right. When people complain about someone harrassing them, the owners tell them to ignor it and not to speak to the person or they may be banned even though they didnt do anythig and are the victim. I saw a comment by one of the owners saying he was like a security guard and would "throw both people out of the mall" if there was any problem. I have seen nasty bullying in 5 different cases and there is nothing that can be done about it. If you report it, they say it is you who are the problem.

There are a lot of wonderful people on Jigidi, but there are also so many bullies, it is just not worth dealing with. I left after a particularly insulting, idiotic remark was left on one of my puzzles about a military dog. I will not be going back.

These thieves steal photos from hard working photographers on Facebook. They have stolen several photos from me and are selling them as puzzles. Please don't do business with these thieves.