Is Jigidi good?

Depends, on the size, colors. If it's 300 pieces all one color, i usually skip, even if it has a giveaway to Cyberpunk.

Who suggested jigidi is not good for jigsaw? Seems nonsense.

Hi my green friend, I'm totally surprised that someone didn't like jigidi.com. Seriously, what's wrong with it?
I can understand if someone doesn't like jigsaw puzzles in general and I'm a bit tired of them too, as I don't have much time for them left right now and therefore I prefer to spend it on playing games instead of solving puzzles.

Jigidi.com is just wonderful and I can't think of any reasons why people would dislike the website.

I guess, Jigidi is fine. Haven't used it for ages because I'm not a fan of this kind of puzzles, it's way too time-consuming and monotonous. (says a person who sinks her time into Coloring Game)

For me Jigidi is fine except for not being able to move more than one piece at a time, it makes things unnecessarily tedious. I didn't know about Jigsaw Planet but I tried it just now and it seems it allows for doing that, so I like it better.

As long as the puzzle is not too big I don't mind making an effort with Jigidi, but for very large puzzles it's just not fun. Still, I guess a very tiring puzzle could be a way to filter people so that only those who really really want a chance to win the game will enter.

I hadn't heard of Jigsaw Planet. Just checked. It's good, but I couldn't see a way to display a message/link once a jigsaw is complete. If there is a way to do that, it would be a nice alternative to Jigidi.

It's the only site I have used for jigsaw puzzles and I haven't had any problems with it. I like that I can save my progress and come back later, go full screen, change background to a dark color to save eyes, and turn sounds off. Seems like a good site to me.

i dislike puzzles in general. if people want to make a giveaway for a $1 bundle, just drop it in public or a normal thread (working extra for some cheap games makes no sense).
but i think the site works fine.

I don't know any other web jigsaw sites, so I can only compare it to F2P Pixel Puzzles Ultimate, that I play regularly (88h clocked so far on Steam).

Even though PPU is much more sophisticated (option to rotate pieces, uneven cut, additional microgames inside some puzzles), Jigidi also has at least 1 advantage over it (possibility to assemble parts of the puzzle out of the main board). PPU works almost flawlessly, but lately Jigidi was finally able to polish up it's HTML-5 version, so also no complains here.

On my 21.5" Benq GW2265 solving up to 150-180 pieces or so I find both of them equally enjoyable. With more pieces I'm running into the issue with managing the unplaced tiles, when using Jigidi. 250 piece jigsaws are still OK with me on Jigidi, but I would certainly prefer to solve those in PPU. 600-1400 piece puzzles, that I often enjoy in PPU, I would not even try to solve with Jigidi. Probably 300 pieces is the highest acceptable for me limit for Jigidi.

I love it!

I think Jigidi is the best site to share your puzzles, i just did a quick test to other sites and all they feel quite inferior.

1. None of the sites showed the personal messagge or link at the end.
2. Several sites let the user change the number of pieces to solve it.
3. all other sites have canvas size fixed, vs the free flow of Jigidi canvas and zoom option.
4. The only advantage i found, in Jigsawplanet, select and move batches, but the experience wasn't as smooth as i wanted anyway as the page feels cluttered.
   Sites tested: Jigsawexplorer, Jigsawplanet, Jigzone, Justjigsawpuzzles, Shockwave, Thejigsawpuzzles, Puzzlehouse, Jspuzzles.

Their HTML5 version is still buggy. It regularly fails to pop up the message, and refreshing shows an incomplete puzzle - sometimes with a few pieces out of place, sometimes a lot more. I did one puzzle recently that took me 3 attempts - it was a small puzzle either, but I really wanted to enter the GA!

GA + entertainment?
Why the hell wouldn't I like it?!?!?

Keep them coming dude, you're awesome

For me Jigidi is better because you can zoom in and zoom out puzzles. In Jigsaw Planet I couldn't find that option.

I'm damn fine with Jigidi overall, though sometimes it loads a weird version (where the jigsaw symbol appears and a round progress bar) and that one has problems with the zoom, which makes it annoying and forces me to try again. Beyond that, it's good, I could surely complain about pieces being in a pile and such like other do but that's not really the biggest deal. I'm a creature of habit, so moving to another website would be more of a problem than a solution to me.

Compared to Jigsaws Galore, everything is inferior. But as far as jigsaw websites go for SteamGift purposes, I think Jigidi is perfect. There might be better jigsaw sites, but not fitting for what you'd need to do a puzzle for a GA link.

I enjoy Jigidi - and have used other sites in the past which I didn't enjoy nearly as much. There are a few people that regularly post new puzzles that I follow and solve. Other sites seemed to have a lot fewer "categories" of pix and I quickly became bored.

As to the HTML5, I rarely use it and instead prefer to use IE with Flash enabled (don't shoot me - I also use Chrome and Firefox!).

I'm fine with Jigidi. I have no issues with it so far. :)

As for the pieces starting in a pile and having to separate them, I feel like that is exactly how it is when you start a jigsaw puzzle out of the box!

Jigidi is awesome!
The only thing I'd change about it is I'd make it possible to move pieces more than one at a time. That would definitely cut into the time it takes to prep for puzzle but this is just me and I love it the way it is.

they used to have a pause button, and i liked that when racing other people's time, but i do like the site!

I used jigdi a lot when i first began giveaways (especially outside steamgifts), but i do not find the time anymore to complete them, especially with the possibility of already owning whatever's inside. I appreciate all the jigdi creators who mention the contents.

I think the Jigidi website is just fine. Does its job and it's simple enough to use, that's all I want from a website :)

The only thing bothering me with jigidi is the fact you cannot select an area where there are some pieces you organized to move them if you're in need of space. It wasn't an option with flash and I'm unsure there is a way to give your opinion up there, but it frustrates me to no end when I need to move pieces one by one if it happens that there are much more than expected and I need to spread more for space. A tool to select and move would be honestly the best thing to get on the platform because you can't always be right on what will take the most space, especially when you're doing a mono color jigsaw and organize your pieces by form and not by color / area you believe they would be.

Its fun , doing jigidis is relaxing at least for me