Online crossword puzzles function like a universal currency and have recently led to a tectonic shift in how people perceive the virtual gaming experience. Crosswords are fun and intellectually challenging, but they can also fulfill educational and knowledge-based requirements.

You can take this experience one step further by creating crossword puzzles yourself. PuzzleMe, powered by Amuse Labs, lets users easily create crossword puzzles in French and 36 other languages!

Create French Crossword

Create French Crosswords With PuzzleMe

You can create a crossword puzzle on PuzzleMe via four channels, i.e., Crossword Copilot, List Entries, Empty Grid and Magic Fill. These methods vary in terms of difficulty levels and grid placement control, and once created, they are easily editable.

This blog focuses on creating crosswords using the list entries method, which is the most straightforward manual method to “create French crosswords” on PuzzleMe.

Getting Started:

  1. Go to the “PuzzleMe creator”.
  2. From your new game dashboard, select “Crossword”.

List Entries:

  1. Enter your crossword’s title.
  2. Choose “French (Canada)/ French (France)” from the game language option.
  3. The default method for creating crosswords is the list entries method.
  4. If you want to customise the grid size, go to “Fixed grid size” and select your grid size preference.
  5. Then go to the “crossword entries” and list the word entries you want to place on the crossword grid one by one.
  6. Texts and images can also be used to specify the clues to these entries.
  7. To avoid losing progress, log in or sign up and link your account. It also allows you to save the game and share its playable version with others.
Create French Crossword

French Crosswords Created On PuzzleMe

French crossword
French crossword used in Le Canada Français,

At Amuse Labs, we strive to overcome the language barrier associated with creating crosswords. PuzzleMe powers daily French “crosswords” for Le Canada Français, a weekly newspaper based out of Quebec, Canada.

This can be of immense use to people who want to get a hang of crosswords created on PuzzleMe before making their own puzzles.

Aditya Anurag Roy
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Aditya Anurag Roy

Aditya is a marketing intern at Amuse Labs. He is an Economics and Media Studies undergraduate at Ashoka University.