AbraCalc

Picture Reveal Quiz

Load a local photo or pick a built-in picture, hide it behind cover tiles, and clear them one at a time. Fewer tiles cleared before someone guesses means more points. Works offline.

Built by the AbraCalc team

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How to play

  1. Choose a built-in picture from the grid, or switch to Use a local photo and pick an image from your device.
  2. Pick a grid size — smaller grids reveal faster, larger grids hide the picture longer.
  3. Tap Start Reveal, then clear tiles with a tap or Clear a Random Tile while players guess; the points counter drops as more tiles clear.
  4. Tap Reveal Everything once someone guesses correctly, or New Round to shuffle a fresh picture.

Load any photo straight from your own device, or skip setup entirely with a built-in picture pulled from a grid of ready-made options — either way, nothing is ever uploaded or stored, so family photos stay private on that device. Choose a grid size, tap Start Reveal, and the picture disappears behind a shuffled wall of cover tiles. Every remaining tile is worth ten points, so clear a few with Clear a Random Tile and let players shout guesses as more of the picture shows through; the sooner someone calls it, the more points that guess is worth. Reveal Everything settles any round, and New Round shuffles a fresh grid for the next photo or picture.

Frequently asked questions

Is my photo uploaded anywhere when I use a local file?
No. The photo is read directly from your device with a local file picker and shown only in your own browser — it is never uploaded, transmitted, or saved by the tool.
How are the points calculated as tiles clear?
Every covered tile is worth ten points, so the point total shown is simply the number of tiles still hidden multiplied by ten — guessing earlier, with more tiles still covered, always scores higher.
Do I need my own picture to play?
No. A grid of built-in pictures is available with zero setup, so you can start a round immediately and only switch to a local photo if you want a personal or family picture instead.