About PixelFlow Guide

This site helps players locate a relevant Pixel Flow walkthrough by level number, then confirm the visible board before following it. It also explains the core game rules and why the same number may not always lead to the same board.

A valid video source is enough to publish a video guide. Every guide links back to its original source. Timestamps and written notes are optional enhancements, not publication requirements.

1. 01

   Record the video source

   Keep the original YouTube URL and video identifier so the guide embeds the intended source instead of presenting copied media as its own.

2. 02

   Add board and time details when available

   Preserve useful timestamps or board descriptions when the source data already includes them.

3. 03

   Keep step-by-step text optional

   A timestamp or board observation is not presented as a complete tap sequence. The video remains available even when no detailed written steps are included.

Third-party walkthrough videos remain hosted by their original publishers. PixelFlow Guide embeds an eligible video using YouTube privacy-enhanced mode or links to the original page, while keeping the source channel and URL visible.

We do not download and re-upload another creator’s video, remove watermarks, present a third-party upload as our own, or copy a competitor’s imagery. If reuse rights are unclear, the site links to the source instead of hosting the media.

If a walkthrough does not match the board in your game, stop before following the move order.

Use the “Not your level?” path on the guide to compare another numbered page, or readwhy level numbers can differ. A guide can be updated whenever a better source or level mapping becomes available. The current page reflects the source data included in the latest site build; it is not a live availability signal.