Grid Garden is a free browser game that teaches CSS grid. Type grid properties in the editor to water carrot patches across 28 levels. About ~1.0 MB after Play, no install, no account.
Want another free browser puzzle? Try Flexbox Froggy. Want a typing race instead? Try Cat Typing Race.
Write CSS grid in the left editor to water carrot patches. 28 levels from grid-column-start to grid-template. Progress saves in this browser under ftol:gridgarden keys. Adapted from Thomas Park's Grid Garden (MIT). About ~1.0 MB.
Keyboard + mouse. Best on a wide screen so the editor and garden sit side by side.
Welcome to Grid Garden - a free browser CSS grid teaching game with no account or install. Write grid properties so water lands on carrot patches across 28 levels. About ~1.0 MB loads after you press Play. Progress stays in this browser under namespaced ftol:gridgarden keys; use Reset in the level menu to clear saved answers. Nothing is uploaded; play stays on-device. For more free browser games, open the games hub. Related picks: Flexbox Froggy and Pipe Rotate Puzzle.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Grid Garden?
A free browser game that teaches CSS grid across 28 levels. You type grid properties so carrots get watered.
How do I play?
Press Play, read the instruction, type CSS in the editor (for example grid-column-start: 3;), then click Next when the carrots are watered.
Does it save progress?
Yes, in this browser under namespaced keys ftol:gridgarden:level, answers, solved, and colorblind. Use Reset in the level menu to clear.
How big is the download?
About ~1.0 MB of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SVG art, jQuery, and animate.css after you press Play.
Is this open source?
Yes. Adapted from Grid Garden by Thomas Park under the MIT license. This site build strips ads/analytics/CDN fonts, vendors jQuery locally, and adds noindex.
Is it good on a phone?
It runs, but the editor plus pond layout is designed for a wider screen. Use landscape or Fullscreen when space is tight.