Size It Up
The daily scale-guessing game: five silhouettes a day, each shown next to a real-world reference object. Stretch or shrink the mystery object until it looks right, lock it in, and get scored on how close your sense of scale really is.
How a round works
- 1Read the reference
Each round pairs a mystery object with a familiar anchor — an asteroid next to Mount Everest, a van next to a blue whale. The anchor is shown to scale.
- 2Resize the silhouette
Drag the object's height until it feels right against the reference. Zoom in or out whenever you need more resizing room.
- 3Lock in
Commit your guess — the game scores accuracy out of 100 and moves to the next of five rounds.
- 4Tomorrow, new puzzle
Five fresh silhouettes daily, with an overall streak and personal best tracking your long game.
More ways to play
| Mode | Twist |
|---|---|
| Daily Size It Up | The main event — real-world objects, five rounds, everyone gets the same set |
| Pop Culture | Same mechanic on fictional scale — characters, vehicles and creatures from games and film |
| Geography | Countries, landmarks and landforms sized against each other |
| The Weekly 1K | Ten rounds, one weekly theme, out of 1,000 points — the weekend sweat mode |
| Weigh It Up | Mass instead of height — same guessing loop for weight |
Score better
Anchors beat instincts
Convert the reference into body units first — "an asteroid impactor dwarfs a mountain" beats eyeballing pixels.
Zoom out early
Extreme ratios need canvas space — zoom out before you start dragging or you'll hit the resize ceiling.
Check the units
Rounds specify what dimension you're matching (height, length, wingspan). Guessing the wrong axis is the classic zero-point mistake.
Protect the streak
Progress saves on the device — play before midnight local to keep the daily chain alive.