Glassworks Answers: Solve All Levels
Glassworks: Color Logic Puzzle by Yolo Game Studios hands you a stained-glass window and a few paints, then asks you to fill every clear pane so that no two panes sharing a border end up the same color. This guide brings together the answers and a free solver for all levels.
The early windows fall quickly, but the hard levels and very hard levels pack dozens of tiny shards around a lighthouse, a hummingbird or a tree, and one early guess can leave the last pane with nowhere to go. Instead of hunting for cheats or spending hints, use the solver as a walkthrough for the exact board in front of you.
Take a screenshot of the level you are on and add it below. The solver traces the lead lines, reads the paint buttons under the window and works out the answer for every empty pane in a few seconds. Your picture never leaves your phone, because all of the work happens inside your browser.
Solve Your Glassworks Level
- 1Screenshot the level. Capture the whole window plus the row of paint buttons. Any phone, theme or orientation is fine.
- 2Add it to the solver. Tap the big green box and choose your screenshot. On a computer you can drag the image onto it.
- 3Paint what you see. Copy each colored-in pane into the game. Hold the button to compare with your original.
Reading your Glassworks answer
- Colored-in panes: the paint to use on an empty pane.
- A red ✕: a pane you already painted that breaks the rule and needs a different color.
- Striped panes: the colors the level starts with. The solver never changes them.
Glassworks tips for hard levels
- 1Start with the smallest shards. A tiny pane wedged between three different colors has only one paint left. Fill those first and the rest of the window opens up.
- 2Work outward from the striped panes. The striped panes are fixed, so every pane touching one already has a color ruled out.
- 3Settle long panes early. Bands that stretch across the window touch many neighbours. On hard levels and very hard levels, these are usually where a wrong guess goes unnoticed until the end.
- 4Corners do not count. Two panes that only meet at a point may share a color. Only a shared edge matters.
- 5Save your hints. Before spending a hint, screenshot the board and run it through the solver. You get the full answer and keep the hint for later.