2,045 levels · 5 languages

Cryptogram Answers

2,045 levels solved — every quote decoded

Cryptogram is a substitution-cipher puzzle by Gismart: every letter of a famous quote is replaced by a symbol, and you crack the code to reveal it. This page lists the complete decoded answer for all 2,045 levels — each with its author — and the archive is free, no sign-up. Every quote is manually decoded and verified by Oliver Brennan against its original source, so it matches the game exactly.

Stuck on one symbol, or checking a finished puzzle? Search by quote or author above, browse by difficulty, or jump straight to your level below.

All Levels — English 2,045

Level 141 There’s nothing wrong with you that an expensive operation can’t … Surgeon Level 142 Do I remember Adrian Monk? That’s like asking the Titanic if it r… Ralph Roberts Level 143 If you aren’t willing to keep looking for light in the darkest of… Amelia Shepperd Level 144 Oh my god! What if we got trapped up here? Who would we eat first… Jack Level 145 I always hear ’punch me in the face’ when you’re speaking, but it… John Watson Level 146 Large legislative bodies resolve themselves into coteries, and co… Napoleon Bonaparte Level 147 The duty of helping oneself in the highest sense involves the hel… Samuel Smiles Level 148 Weak minds sink under prosperity as well as adversity but strong … David Hare Level 149 It is the unknown that excites the ardor of scholars, who, in the… Wallace Stevens Level 150 When a true genius appears in this world, you may know him by thi… Jonathan Swift Level 151 No wise person should make known the loss of fortune, any malprac… Hitopadesa Level 152 I love myself when I am laughing. And then again when I am lookin… Zora Neale Hurston Level 153 It is far better to give work which is above the men, than to edu… John Ruskin Level 154 Think big and don’t listen to people who tell you it can’t be don… Timothy Ferriss Level 155 It is wonderful when a calculation is made, how little the mind i… Samuel Johnson Level 156 Detective Hercule Poirot books a ticket on the Orient Express to … Level 157 Before leaving Istanbul, he encounters a wealthy older man by the… Level 158 Feeling suspicious of Ratchett’s character, Poirot refuses. Level 159 In Istanbul, he also reunites with his old friend M. Bouc, who wo… Level 160 He learns that Bouc will be traveling on the train with him.
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Cryptogram at a Glance

Total Levels2,045
Game TypeSubstitution cipher
DeveloperGismart
PlatformsiOS / Android
Languages5 (English, French, German, Spanish, Russian)
Verified ByOliver Brennan
FreeYes
ArchiveAll levels since launch

Difficulty Progression

Tier Levels Characteristics
Beginner1 – 164Short quotes, common words, high-frequency letters. Ideal for learning cipher mechanics.
Intermediate165 – 818Longer quotes, less common vocabulary, occasional proper nouns. Pattern recognition becomes essential.
Advanced819 – 1,534Complex sentence structures, archaic language, unusual letter distributions. Requires systematic frequency analysis.
Expert1,535 – 2,045Obscure authors, rare words, multi-clause quotes with minimal repeated letters. The hardest puzzles in the game.

Tips for Solving Cryptogram Puzzles

Single-letter words:In English, the only single-letter words are A and I. If you see a lone symbol, it must be one of those two.
Apostrophes narrow options:A pattern like symbol-apostrophe-symbol almost always ends in T or S. Common contractions: DON'T, CAN'T, IT'S, THAT'S.
Double letters:Look for repeated adjacent symbols. Common English doubles: LL, SS, EE, OO, TT, FF, PP. This can unlock entire words quickly.
Letter frequency:The most common letters in English are E, T, A, O, I, N, S, H, R. The symbol that appears most often is almost certainly E.
Common short words:Two-letter words are limited: OF, TO, IN, IS, IT, ON, AT, BY, OR, AN. Three-letter: THE, AND, FOR, ARE, BUT, NOT.
Word endings:Look for -ING, -TION, -MENT, -NESS, -ABLE, -ED, -LY, -ER. These suffixes appear in a huge proportion of English text.
The quote structure helps:Cryptogram quotes are real sentences with punctuation. Commas, periods, and question marks are not encoded and give you word boundary clues.
Work outward from confirmed letters:Once you have 4-5 confirmed letters, fill them into every word in the puzzle. Partially revealed words become solvable by context.
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Content Author
Oliver Brennan

Oliver has decoded every Cryptogram level across all five languages, cataloguing authors and quotes for players worldwide. He verifies decoded quotes against the original sources for accuracy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Cryptogram?

Cryptogram is a puzzle app by Gismart. Each level shows an encrypted quote where every letter has been replaced by a symbol. You decode it by figuring out the substitution cipher — each symbol represents a specific letter of the alphabet.

How many levels does Cryptogram have?

Cryptogram has 2,045 levels in English. The game is also available in French, German, Spanish, and Russian — all languages are covered on this site.

What languages does Cryptogram support?

Cryptogram is available in English, French, German, Spanish, and Russian. This site covers all five languages — use the language switcher at the top of the page to switch between them.

Are the answers the same for all players?

Yes — Cryptogram level answers are identical for all players. The decoded quote and author on this site match exactly what appears in the game when you solve the level.

Are all Cryptogram answers free?

Yes — all decoded quotes on this site are completely free. No sign-up, no subscription, no timers. All 2,045 levels in every language are available to everyone at no cost.

How do I find my Cryptogram level?

Browse the level list on this page and click the level number you need. You can also use the page navigation to jump to any range of levels.

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