Berry glaze
A warm surface, with a bright pink highlight.
The bright side of sweet playMore candy.
More candy.
More little wins.
Jelly fountains, giant lollipops and a gift-filled candy plaza set the scene. Make a small move in Jelly Shift and turn a shuffled board into your own sweet little success.
A CANDY CARNIVAL. A SATISFYING LITTLE PUZZLE.
Eight tilesOne open space
Legal moves onlyEvery board is solvable
Free candy carnivalNo account or purchase
In the jelly challenge
Jelly Shift
The brief is simple: put the numbered jelly tiles back where they belong.
Arrange the tiles: 1–8Moves: 0
Slide into a sweet solution.
The glazed tiles have slipped out of order. Put 1 to 8 back in reading order, leaving the bottom-right space empty.
Tap a tile beside the gap. With the board focused, arrow keys move the gap in that direction. Undo takes back one move.
See the finished order
A small piece of candy carnival wisdom
Make space before you make progress.
The gap is the useful part. Move it around the tiles you want to arrange, rather than trying to push every number straight to its final square. Start with a small part of the picture, and use Undo whenever an idea leads somewhere less useful.
A closer look at the candy carnival
Juicy fruit. Glossy jelly. Pure colour.
The candy plaza brings warm citrus, deep berry colours and polished lollipops together. Look for the little highlights that give the sweets their shiny, three-dimensional finish.
Open the candy-world noteSugar falls and frosting towers
The sweetest skyline in sight.
Strawberry balloons drift above a frosted castle. It is a colourful backdrop for a small puzzle victory, with no cash reward or purchase attached.
Blue glaze
A cooler finish that catches the light gently.
Golden glaze
The little glow that brings the group together.
Inside the materials drawer
A few ingredients for a better puzzle.
A useful empty space
The blank square is where the next move happens. A tile must share an edge with it to slide.
A reversible decision
Undo keeps experimentation light. A move can be taken back without starting the whole puzzle again.
An untimed puzzle board
There is no countdown. You can look at the layout, make a small plan and move when you are ready.
Try a small plan.
Choose a few tiles to settle first. Giving your attention to one part of the board can make the next move clearer.
Leave room to change it.
A number in the right place may need to move again. Keep an open route for the gap rather than treating a first result as permanent.
A gift-filled candy plaza
Every sweet detail has its place.
Wrapped gifts, juicy fruit and shiny sweets fill the foreground. In the game, arranging eight tiles gives you a different kind of satisfying order.
A tiny solution can feel surprisingly satisfying.
A bright finish
One little move can change the picture.
The lollipop arch is the centre of the candy celebration. Your puzzle is a separate, real interaction: slide, undo, look again and find your own route to the finished board.
What Gimeraku is aboutEnjoy the sweet part
There is no rush to the next round.
A solved board brings a celebration message, not a bill, a prize or a new obligation. All moves and fresh puzzles are available without payment.
Close the bench whenever you like. No daily streak or reward expires because you take a break.
A lighter way to playThe practical manual
Questions at the puzzle board.
A quick explanation when a tile seems stuck or a new arrangement looks unfamiliar.
Can every Jelly Shift puzzle be solved?
Yes. A new board is created by moving tiles away from the solved arrangement using legal moves. It therefore always has a route back.
Why will a tile not move?
Only tiles directly beside the empty space can move into it. Diagonal tiles and tiles farther away stay where they are.
What does Undo do?
Undo reverses your most recent move and reduces the move count. You can undo more than once in the current puzzle.
Is there a prize for solving the board?
The reward is the solved puzzle and its celebration message. Nothing is purchased or awarded a monetary value.
Can I use the keyboard?
Yes. Focus the board or one of its tiles. Arrow keys move the empty space; you can also Tab to an adjacent tile and press Enter.
Something out of alignment?
A clear description helps us understand a problem with the puzzle or page.