Find an opening
Tap or click an empty point on the board. Your shape grows until it touches an edge, another shape, or its size limit. A small change in position can make a big difference.
A little strategy. A lot of one more.
Turn thirty seconds into a tiny territory battle. Place a shape, watch it grow, and take more of the board than your rival. Free to play, right here in your browser.
Pick an opening. Your blue shape grows until it meets an edge or a rival.
Real game geometry. Three openings. Which claims more?
Free browser game
Learn the whole idea before your coffee cools. Getting good takes a little longer.
Tap or click an empty point on the board. Your shape grows until it touches an edge, another shape, or its size limit. A small change in position can make a big difference.
A huge opening is tempting, but corners and narrow gaps matter too. Compare the numbered openings above: the center is not automatically the biggest move.
When the timer runs out, the player covering more area wins. Watch the percentages, react to powerups, and make every remaining move count.
A solo break, a shared screen, or a quick duel from opposite sides of town.
Choose easy, medium, or hard AI and tune the board, filler shape, and turn mode.
Choose solo rules →Share one device locally or use a private online room from separate browsers.
Explore two-player play →Learn when to take open space, work along an edge, and watch for powerups.
Read the strategy guide →No. fill.zone plays in a web browser. Open the game on a phone, tablet, or computer with JavaScript enabled, then choose a mode.
Yes. Solo and local games work as a guest, and guest online matches are casual. Signing in is optional; competitive ranked online matches require both players to be signed in.
A standard match lasts thirty seconds after the starting countdown. Placement timers keep the action moving. The preview on this page is a short demonstration, without a match clock.
Yes. Click a valid opening with a mouse or tap it on a touchscreen. The objective and placement rules are the same.
You choose a point rather than drawing a line. The game grows a circle, square, or triangle into the available space. The challenge is judging how much territory each point can claim.
Your first opponent is ready. Choose your rules and claim the zone.