Frame Guess
Guess the movie from the frames. A new frame is revealed with every wrong guess.
How to play Frame Guess
Frame Guess is a free daily movie guessing game. Each day you are shown a single still frame from a film — no title, no captions, no credits — and your job is to name the movie in as few guesses as possible. Every wrong guess reveals another frame from the same film, so the picture gets easier the longer you take.
- 1Study the frame. It is a real still from a real film in the MovlyHub catalogue.
- 2Start typing a title — the input suggests matching films as you type.
- 3A wrong guess costs you a turn and reveals one more frame. You get five guesses in total.
- 4Solve it and share your result as an emoji grid that shows how many tries you needed without spoiling the answer.
- 5Come back tomorrow: a new film is picked every day at 00:00 UTC.
Frequently asked questions
- Is it free to play?
- Yes. Every MovlyHub game is free and needs no payment. You can play without an account by picking a display name; signing in only adds streak tracking and a place on the leaderboard.
- How often is there a new puzzle?
- A new puzzle is generated every day at 00:00 UTC, and it is the same puzzle for every player that day — so your result is directly comparable with anyone else who played.
- Can I keep playing after the daily puzzle?
- Yes. Each game has a practice mode with unlimited randomly generated puzzles and selectable difficulty. Practice rounds do not affect your daily streak or leaderboard position.
- How many guesses do I get in Frame Guess?
- Five. Each wrong guess reveals an additional frame from the same film, so a player who solves it on the first frame scores higher than one who needs all five.
- Where do the frames come from?
- Frames are pulled from films in the MovlyHub catalogue, which is built on TMDB data. They are chosen to be recognisable without giving the title away.