Five tiers
Tier 1 is 8 blocks across, then 16, 24, 32 and 48. The poster keeps its 2:3 shape at every tier.
Unlimited practice
Name the film from a pixelated poster. Every skip makes it sharper.
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Tap an unlocked tier to look again. Your score stays at the sharpest tier you reached.
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Movie poster quiz
Guess the Movie Poster is a free movie poster quiz from Moviespot. Each round shows one film poster broken into big blocks of colour: you guess the movie by poster alone, with no clips or clues. There is no daily limit: Guess the Movie Poster is unlimited practice, so play one poster or fifty.
Every skip makes the poster sharper, through five tiers from 8 to 48 blocks across. Guess the movie poster at the first tier for 1,000 points, or keep skipping until the picture gives it away. It is a pixelated movie poster game that rewards a good eye for colour, layout and faces.
How to play
A round of Guess the Movie Poster takes about a minute. Look closely, then type a title.
Choose Easy, Medium, Hard, Expert or Impossible. Guess the Movie Poster draws a random film from that level.
Guess the Movie Poster starts at tier 1, just 8 blocks across. Colours and layout are your only clues.
Search for a title and pick it. A wrong guess keeps the same tier; Skip makes the poster one tier sharper.
Get it right, or give up at tier 5, to reveal the official poster. Then start the next round of Guess the Movie Poster.
Rules
The same rules apply to every round of Guess the Movie Poster, at every difficulty.
Tier 1 is 8 blocks across, then 16, 24, 32 and 48. The poster keeps its 2:3 shape at every tier.
Guess the movie poster at tier 1 for 1,000 points, or at tiers 2 to 5 for 800, 600, 400 or 200.
A wrong guess does not sharpen the poster or cost points; it is only counted. Skip when you want more detail.
Skipping the sharpest tier ends the round with 0 points and shows the answer.
Tap an unlocked tier to see a coarser version again. Looking back in Guess the Movie Poster never lowers your score.
Guess the Movie Poster uses TMDB posters without the title printed on them, so the name stays hidden until the reveal.
FAQ
Answers about Guess the Movie Poster tiers, scores, poster sources and sharing.
Yes. Guess the Movie Poster is free to play in your browser, with no account or signup. Your current round and session score stay in this browser tab.
No. Guess the Movie Poster is unlimited practice, so play as many posters as you like. It has no daily puzzle and no leaderboard; for those, try Framed, Moviedle, Spotle Movie or the Daily Challenge.
Not in one session until you have seen every poster at that difficulty. Then Guess the Movie Poster offers to start the list again.
From The Movie Database (TMDB). Guess the Movie Poster only uses versions without the film title printed on them, then shows the official poster when the round ends.
Each film in Guess the Movie Poster keeps the difficulty it has everywhere on Moviespot, from well-known Easy films to Impossible deep cuts. A harder level means a less familiar movie, not a blurrier poster.
In Guess the Movie Poster, Skip makes the poster one tier sharper and lowers the points on offer by 200. A skip at tier 5 ends the round and reveals the answer.
No. Guess the Movie Poster on Moviespot is an independent game made by Moviespot and is not affiliated with any other movie poster quiz.