Maze Puzzle
Play a fresh maze online free, then print it with an answer key. Four real sizes, emoji themes, fog of war — no signup and no usage limits.
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How to use
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Pick a size — Small 11×11 for kids, up to Huge 35×35 for a real challenge.
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Guide the emoji from the start to the goal with arrow keys, WASD, swipes, or the on-screen D-pad.
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Hit New Maze for a fresh layout, or Print PDF to download the maze plus a separate answer-key page.
Maze puzzle online free — play it, then print it
An endless maze generator you can actually play in the browser, with a free printable version and answer key for classrooms, tutoring and home practice.
Most maze sites only give you a picture. You choose a size, they render one static image, and the only thing left to do is print it. This maze puzzle works the other way round: every maze is playable right here in the browser. You steer the emoji character with the arrow keys or WASD on a computer, with swipes on a phone or tablet, or with the on-screen direction pad on any device. A live timer and move counter run while you play, a breadcrumb trail marks every square you have already stepped on so backtracking is obvious, and an optional fog of war mode hides everything more than a few squares away for a much harder run.
Each maze is built the moment you ask for one, using a randomised depth-first carving method. In plain language: the program starts in one square and keeps tunnelling into a neighbouring square it has not visited yet, backing up whenever it hits a dead end, until every single square has been reached exactly once. Because no square is ever connected twice, the finished maze has exactly one route between any two points — no loops, no shortcuts, and no sealed-off areas. That is why every maze here is guaranteed solvable, and why Reveal Path can always trace the one true route from where you are standing to the goal.
The four sizes are real grid dimensions, not decorative labels. Small is 11×11 and suits young children or a quick coffee-break solve. Medium is 17×17, a comfortable few minutes. Large is 25×25 and starts to demand a plan rather than guesswork. Huge is 35×35, where the fog of war option turns the puzzle into genuine exploration. Switching size regenerates immediately, and each size keeps its own best time in your browser so you can chase a personal record on the one you like most. A rotating set of emoji start-and-goal pairs — monkey and banana, bee and sunflower, rocket and planet, and many more — cycles through without repeating so consecutive mazes always look different.
The Print PDF button turns the exact maze on your screen into a clean black-and-white A4 worksheet: page one is the blank maze marked with S and E, page two is the same maze with the solution drawn through it. That is a ready-made answer key for teachers, tutors and homeschooling parents, and there is no restriction attached to it. No account, no email, no premium tier, and no personal-use-only clause — print one for a child at the kitchen table or thirty for a classroom, and use them commercially if you want to. Nothing you do here is uploaded anywhere; the mazes are generated on your device and your stats stay in your own browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is every maze actually solvable?
Yes. The generation method connects every square exactly once, which mathematically guarantees a single unbroken route between the start and the goal. There are no dead zones and no unreachable exits.
Can I print this maze?
Yes. Press Print PDF and you get a two-page A4 file of the exact maze on screen: a blank maze to solve on paper, and the same maze with the solution drawn in.
Is there an answer key?
Page two of the downloaded PDF is the answer key. On screen you can also press Reveal Path to highlight the correct route from your current position without ending the game.
Can I make it harder?
Switch to Large (25×25) or Huge (35×35), and turn on Fog of War so only the squares near you are visible. You can also turn the breadcrumb trail off so nothing marks where you have already been.
Is this free for classroom or commercial use?
Yes, with no restrictions. There is no premium tier and no personal-use-only limit — print as many mazes as you need for a class, a worksheet pack, or a commercial project.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. Swipe in any direction on the maze to move, or tap the on-screen direction pad. The board scales to your screen width, and PDF export works on phones and tablets too.
Can I turn off the sound?
Yes. The Sound on/off toggle in the Options panel mutes every effect, and your choice is remembered in your browser for next time.
Does my progress save?
Your completed-maze count, total moves and best time per size are stored in your own browser using local storage. Nothing is sent to a server and no account is needed. Clearing browser data clears the stats.
Do I need to sign up or install anything?
No. There is no signup, no email, no download and no extension. Open the page and play.
Are the mazes ever repeated?
Each maze is generated fresh at the moment you request it, so the supply is effectively endless and you will not be handed the same layout twice.
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