Screenshot recognition
Finds the grid, colored regions, and starter cats from a clear board image.
Upload a board screenshot. The solver reads the colored grid and starter cats, ignores visible X marks, then explains every hint or auto-solve move.

Local only
No screenshot leaves your browser.
The detector looks for the grid itself, not a fixed phone-screen position.
Fix any recognition miss before solving.
Single click: X · Double click: Cat
Upload a screenshot to generate the board.
Three simple steps
Start with the board already on your screen. The solver turns that screenshot into an editable puzzle before it suggests a move.
Choose a PNG, JPEG, or WebP image that shows the complete Meowdoku grid.
Review the colored regions and starter cats, then correct any color, cat, or X mark before solving.
Ask for one proven next step or let Auto Solve continue while the Thinking Log explains each move.
Logic help for your exact board
The tool combines screenshot recognition with an editable board and a logic engine that shows its work.
Finds the grid, colored regions, and starter cats from a clear board image.
Repaint a region or change cats and X marks when the screenshot is not read perfectly.
Highlights one safe deduction and identifies the cells and constraints that prove it.
Continues applying proven moves until the board is solved or a safe search limit is reached.
Flags cats that break a row, column, colored-region, or no-touching rule before solving.
Reads the screenshot in your browser. The image does not leave your device.
Set up a reliable scan
A clean image makes recognition faster and reduces the number of cells you need to correct.
Keep every row, column, border, colored region, and visible starter cat inside the image.
Avoid motion blur, glare, heavy compression, and a board photographed at a steep angle.
Status bars and ads can stay outside the crop, especially when they overlap the grid edge.
If a region or starter cat is wrong, use Color or Play mode to fix it before requesting a hint.
Choose the right kind of help
Both tools help you get unstuck, but they start from different versions of the puzzle.
Best for daily or endless boards, the puzzle currently on your device, or a numbered level that no longer matches a saved guide.
Best when your board matches one of the Level 1–200 guides and you want a fixed answer diagram with step-by-step notes.
Browse Level AnswersOriginal practice example
This fan-made board shows the same elimination flow used by the solver without reproducing an official level or screenshot.
The original practice board contains a known cat at C3 and several cells that still look possible.
The hint adds X marks to the cells ruled out by the cat already placed at C3.
A cat controls its full row and column, and another cat cannot touch it, even diagonally. Together those rules eliminate B2, C2, D2, B3, D3, B4, C4, and D4 without guessing.
Common questions
Quick answers about privacy, board support, recognition, and when to use the solver.
Yes. You can upload a screenshot, correct the board, request hints, and use Auto Solve without signing in or paying.
No. Screenshot recognition runs locally in your browser, so the puzzle image does not leave your device.
Screenshot recognition currently supports square boards from 4×4 through 11×11. A 12×12 board is not supported yet.
Yes, when the complete board is visible in a clear screenshot and its size is within the supported 4×4–11×11 range. The solver reads the board itself instead of looking up a level number.
Review the generated board before solving. Use Color mode to repaint a region and Play mode to correct cats or X marks, then request a new hint.
Hint returns one proven next move. Auto Solve keeps applying proven moves and records the reasoning in the Thinking Log. If it cannot prove another move within its safe search limit, it pauses instead of guessing.
Use Level Answers when your board matches one of the fixed Level 1–200 walkthroughs. Use the screenshot solver for your current board, daily or endless play, or a level that differs from the guide.
No. This is an independent, unofficial fan-made solver and guide. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Oakever Games or the official Meowdoku app.