Easy Sudoku is a training tool, not the main event. It exists so beginners can learn how rows, columns and boxes work together before the real fun starts at the higher levels. Every puzzle here has plenty of given digits and solves with singles alone: scan a row or a box, find the one cell where a number can go, and place it. No guessing, no notes required.
Rated 1.0–1.9 by Sudoku Explainer, these grids are the best place to build scanning habits. Once a few easy puzzles feel automatic, move up to medium — that is where the game starts to think back. New to the game? Read our how to play Sudoku guide, then try a few beginner tips to solve faster.