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Sudoku X Solver

Enter your Sudoku X puzzle below. Remember, in addition to standard rules, both main diagonals must contain the numbers 1-9 without repetition. Click "Solve Puzzle" to see the solution.

Sudoku X Solver: Classic Rules Plus Two Diagonals

Sudoku X is a 9×9 variant in which each main diagonal must also contain the digits 1–9 without repetition. This solver checks rows, columns, 3×3 boxes and both corner-to-corner diagonals while searching for a completion compatible with the clues you enter.

Enter the Puzzle

  1. Copy the printed clues and leave all unknown cells empty.
  2. Use digits 1–9 only; do not enter candidates or zeroes.
  3. Check both highlighted diagonals for duplicated clues.
  4. Review the centre cell, which belongs to both diagonals.
  5. Select Solve Puzzle to start the search.

Choose this solver only for a puzzle that explicitly uses the diagonal rule. A standard Sudoku does not require unique digits on its diagonals and may therefore produce a different result or no result here.

What the Result Tells You

A filled board is one completion satisfying the classic and diagonal constraints. You can compare it with your own grid, but the page does not issue a single-cell hint, highlight a specific wrong deduction or explain techniques such as diagonal intersections step by step.

Uniqueness and Puzzle Creation

The algorithm stops at the first valid completion. It does not determine whether a second solution exists and therefore cannot certify that a custom Sudoku X is uniquely solvable. Use a dedicated solution counter before publishing a handmade puzzle.

If No Solution Appears

Check the ordinary rows, columns and boxes first, then scan both main diagonals. A clue may be valid under classic Sudoku rules but invalid under Sudoku X, particularly near the centre where diagonal constraints overlap.