A small daily film game
One frame.
Three guesses.
Every day, FrameGuessr picks one movie or TV show. The image starts blurred; wrong guesses reveal more of it. There are audio clues if your eyes need a hand.
How a round works
No timer- 01
Look
The first frame is heavily blurred. You also get a very short piece of audio.
- 02
Guess
Search for a movie or series. A wrong answer clears some of the blur and reveals another clue.
- 03
Finish
You have three guesses. After the round, the title and credits are shown.
Why blur the frame?
A clean still can give the answer away in a second. Blur turns colour, composition, costumes, and sound into the clues. Each miss makes the image a little less mysterious without swapping in a completely different shot.
- New game
- Every day at midnight, local time
- Cost
- Free, with no ads
- Account
- Optional; it is only needed to sync progress
- Archive
- Past games stay playable
Who made it
Strahil Peykov built FrameGuessr. His girlfriend, Ally, supplied the idea that got it started.
Movie data comes from TMDB. Audio previews come from Deezer. If something is broken, a title is missing, or you want to say hello, write to frameguessr@gmail.com.