About the game
Schulte Table — play online for free
Schulte Table is a simple and engaging game of attention and speed. Numbers are scattered randomly across the grid, and your task is to find them in ascending order, starting from one, as quickly as possible. The game is often used as a warm-up for the eyes and concentration. It needs no registration or download: open the page and play right in your browser — on a computer, tablet or phone.
Every day brings a new table of the day. Choose a grid size — 4x4, 5x5 or 6x6 — and try to improve your time and keep your streak.
How to play the Schulte table
- 1Choose the table size: 4x4, 5x5 or 6x6.
- 2Find the number 1 on the grid and tap it.
- 3Keep finding and tapping the numbers strictly in order: 2, 3, 4 and so on.
- 4Find the last number as quickly as you can — time is your result.
What the table looks like
This is an example of a 4x4 table with numbers from 1 to 16. The numbers are arranged in random order, so every round you have to look for them again. On a 5x5 grid you need to find numbers from 1 to 25, and on 6x6 — from 1 to 36.
Difficulty levels
| Mode | Table size | For whom |
|---|---|---|
| Easy | 4x4 (16 numbers) | For a quick warm-up and beginners |
| Classic | 5x5 (25 numbers) | The usual Schulte table format |
| Hard | 6x6 (36 numbers) | For experienced players |
Tips for completing the table faster
- Keep your gaze at the centre of the table and try to spot numbers with your peripheral vision.
- Do not scan row by row — it wastes time on unnecessary eye movements.
- While tapping the current number, remember roughly where the next one is.
- Start with 4x4 to learn the technique, then move on to 5x5 and 6x6.
- Play regularly and compare your times: progress shows best in the statistics.
Why play with us
A new puzzle every day
The table of the day updates every 24 hours, and the timer shows how long until the next one.
Statistics and streaks
Track your results, completion time and winning streak.
Free and no registration
Start playing right away: no account or app install needed.
Comfortable on any device
The responsive interface works equally well on phones and computers.
Frequently asked questions about the Schulte table
What is a Schulte table?
It is a grid of numbers arranged in random order. You need to find and tap the numbers in ascending order, starting from one, as quickly as possible.
How should I look at the table?
Many players keep their gaze at the centre of the table and look for the next number with peripheral vision without moving their eyes along the rows. This usually makes finding numbers faster.
When does a new table appear?
A new puzzle of the day appears every 24 hours. The timer until the next puzzle is shown on the main game screen.
Do I need to register to play?
No. You can play for free without registration. Your statistics and streak are stored in your browser.
How do the difficulty levels differ?
The levels differ in table size: 4x4 (16 numbers), 5x5 (25 numbers) or 6x6 (36 numbers). The larger the table, the more numbers you need to find.