AI Inspiration WorldWhat it is
FrameFrenzy is a puzzle game by kevinloeffler, who describes himself as a software engineer from Colorado. It runs in the browser. You paste the link to a public YouTube video, and the game slices the playing video into a 3×3 or 4×4 sliding puzzle that you have to restore before the video ends. When you finish, you can turn the same video and your score into a challenge link for friends. The author says the game was built with Claude Opus 4.6 and with GitHub Copilot using GPT-5.4. AI helped write the code. The videos in the puzzle come from the YouTube links you choose and are not AI-generated.
Who it's for: Sliding-puzzle fans who want to challenge friends with videos they like.
Before you start: It's free in the browser. You need a link to a public YouTube video. Whether a video plays or can be embedded depends on YouTube's rules, and the video's copyright stays with its owner. The author lists touch, mouse and arrow-key controls; we haven't tested it on a phone. The interface is in English. Challenge links carry the video and your score. The page doesn't mention an online leaderboard. No age rating is given.
Based on the game page's public information. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.