Reference Mole Holes
Mole Holes Pictures: All 12 Jigsaw Puzzles and How to Earn Pieces
Every Mole Holes jigsaw picture in order, from Birthday Mole to Wizard Mole, with piece counts, what each shows, and how tickles and rainbow moles earn pieces.
In Mole Holes, the jigsaw pictures are the long goal. Every four moles you tickle earns one piece, and the pieces fill 12 hand-made clay pictures, each starring a mole. This page lists all 12 in the order they unlock, how many pieces each one has, and what is in each picture, so you can tell your child what is coming next. If you are new to the game, start with the parents' guide.
How pieces are earned
- 4 tickles = 1 piece. The bar at the top shows 0/4 to 4/4. It keeps its count between rounds, so stopping at 3/4 is fine.
- Rainbow moles have marbled rainbow fur and a twinkle. About 1 pop in 20 is a rainbow mole while there are still pieces left to win. It stays up a bit longer than a normal mole, and one tickle gives a whole piece right away. The normal 0/4 bar is not touched.
- Pieces go in order. Each new piece belongs to the first picture that still has pieces to win. A message tells you which one, for example "New piece · Space Mole".
- Inside a picture, pieces arrive mixed up. They don't come left to right, so the picture fills in from different spots.
All 12 pictures together have 206 pieces. Without any rainbow moles that is 824 tickles, so the shelf lasts a long time. The early pictures are short on purpose, so the first win comes fast.
All 12 pictures in order
| # | Picture | Pieces | Grid | Tickles needed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Birthday Mole | 6 | 3 × 2 | 24 |
| 2 | Space Mole | 8 | 4 × 2 | 32 |
| 3 | Pizza Time | 12 | 4 × 3 | 48 |
| 4 | Rock Star | 12 | 4 × 3 | 48 |
| 5 | Beach Day | 15 | 5 × 3 | 60 |
| 6 | Super Mole | 20 | 5 × 4 | 80 |
| 7 | Garden Mole | 15 | 5 × 3 | 60 |
| 8 | Pirate Mole | 20 | 5 × 4 | 80 |
| 9 | Snow Mole | 20 | 5 × 4 | 80 |
| 10 | Dino Mole | 24 | 6 × 4 | 96 |
| 11 | Race Mole | 24 | 6 × 4 | 96 |
| 12 | Wizard Mole | 30 | 6 × 5 | 120 |
What each picture shows
Birthday Mole
A mole in a pink party hat, with bunting, two balloons and a two-layer cake with three candles.
Space Mole
A mole in a round space helmet floating among stars, with a ringed planet and a small rocket.
Pizza Time
A happy mole holding a big slice of pizza, on a checked floor, with a drink cup beside it.
Rock Star
A mole in sunglasses with a red guitar on a purple stage, under spotlights and music notes.
Beach Day
Sun, sea and sand. The mole holds a three-scoop ice cream next to a striped umbrella and a beach ball.
Super Mole
A flying hero mole with a red cape and a gold star badge, zooming over green hills past clouds.
Garden Mole
A mole holding a carrot between a sunflower and a pink flower, with a blue watering can.
Pirate Mole
A mole in a pirate hat and eye patch by the sea, with a palm tree and a treasure chest of gold coins.
Snow Mole
A mole in a red scarf and a bobble hat beside a snowman in a top hat and a little pine tree.
Dino Mole
A mole in a green dinosaur costume with spikes and a tail, near a volcano, ferns and a spotted egg.
Race Mole
A mole driving a red number 1 race car on a track, with a chequered flag waving.
Wizard Mole
The last picture: a mole in a starry blue wizard hat with a star wand, a moon and an open spellbook.
Placing pieces on the board
- 1
Go to My Puzzles
From the home screen press 🧩 My Puzzles, or during play tap the pieces counter at the top.
- 2
Choose a gold-ringed card
A gold ring and a badge mean that picture has pieces waiting to be placed.
- 3
Pick, then tap
Tap a coloured piece in a side tray. It lights up gold. Then tap its spot on the faded picture.
- 4
Snap or wobble
The right spot snaps it in with a sparkle. A wrong spot wobbles the board and the piece stays picked.
- 5
Finish it
When the last piece goes in, a bigger tune plays with confetti and "Puzzle finished!". The card shows Finished ⭐.
You don't have to place pieces straight away. They wait on the shelf for as long as you like. Some kids like to collect a pile first and place them all at once. The 🐹 Get pieces button on the puzzle screen goes straight back to tickling.
Keeping progress safe
Mole Holes saves the shelf, the 0/4 bar, the speed and the number of holes in the browser after every tickle and every placed piece. Come back tomorrow on the same device and browser, and everything is where you left it. If a new picture is ever added, old progress is kept. The only way to wipe it is ↺ Start over on the home screen, which asks first. Other games on the site are listed on the how to play page.
How many pictures are in Mole Holes?
There are 12 pictures with 206 pieces in total, from Birthday Mole (6 pieces) to Wizard Mole (30 pieces).
How many moles do I need to tickle for one piece?
Four. A rainbow mole gives a whole piece with one tickle.
Can I choose which picture gets the next piece?
No. New pieces always go to the first picture that still has pieces left to win, so the pictures unlock in order.
What happens if I put a piece in the wrong spot?
The board wobbles and the piece stays picked. Nothing is lost, so you can try another spot.
What happens after all 12 are finished?
You can keep tickling moles for fun, and the game tells you all pieces are won. Start over resets the shelf if you want to build them again.
Ready?
Put it into practice
Tickle the moles, win puzzle pieces, finish 12 pictures.
