TopJigsaw Terms

Last updated 12 October 2026

These terms cover your use of TopJigsaw, including shared puzzles made from your own photos. By using TopJigsaw, and in particular by sharing a photo with other players, you agree to them. TopJigsaw is for people 13 and over. Questions about these terms: privacy@topjigsaw.com.

Photos you share are your responsibility

Do not share photos that:

• contain nudity or sexual content;
• involve or sexualise minors in any way;
• show graphic violence, gore, or cruelty;
• promote hate, or harass, threaten or bully anyone;
• show someone who hasn’t agreed to be shared, or reveal someone’s private information;
• you don’t own or have permission to share;
• are otherwise illegal where you or the people you share with live.

Photos other players share with you

A photo another player shares is user content. It was not made, chosen, reviewed or approved by TopJigsaw, and TopJigsaw is not responsible or liable for what it shows. Before a shared photo is displayed you see a warning and choose whether to view it. Only join puzzles from people you know and trust.

Received photos are checked and redrawn on your device before they are shown (only the picture itself is kept; any hidden data in the file is thrown away), and they are only ever displayed inside the puzzle, never saved as a file.

How shared photos move

• The photo travels between players’ devices over an encrypted connection. The service that relays game messages only ever handles scrambled data it cannot read, and keeps none of it.
• The host decides who joins. Nobody receives the photo without the host letting them in, and the host can remove a player from the table at any time.
• Each player keeps a copy on their own device so they can keep playing. Deleting the puzzle from Continue, or reporting it, removes that copy from that device.

Reporting

If you see a photo that breaks these rules, use Report on the join screen or Report photo & leave in the players list. The puzzle and its photo are deleted from your device and you leave the table. The report contains the table code and your reason, never the photo (TopJigsaw has no copy of it). If a photo shows a child being harmed or any other crime, please also report it to your local police or, in the United States, to the NCMEC CyberTipline.

Copyright complaints

The pictures in TopJigsaw come from Wikimedia Commons under their photographers’ free licences, credited in the picture credits on the About page. If you own a picture and think it is used wrongly, email privacy@topjigsaw.com with the picture’s link or title, your name and contact details, what you own, and why its use isn’t allowed. We take the picture out of TopJigsaw while we check, and tell you what we found.

Other players

Names, stickers and drawings on shared tables come from other players. Treat people with respect. You can mute a player’s stickers and drawings on your screen, and the host can remove players.

No warranty

TopJigsaw is provided “as is”, without warranties of any kind. To the fullest extent the law allows, Hafu Design Inc., which makes TopJigsaw, is not liable for content shared by players, or for any loss or harm arising from your use of shared puzzles.

Governing law

[TODO: governing law to be added.] Nothing in these terms takes away rights you have under the consumer law where you live.

Changes

These terms may change as TopJigsaw grows. If the rules for sharing photos change, you’ll be asked to agree again before your next share.