Profile Perfect Level 367 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

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Guide By Liam Stone

Published on June 27, 2026

Below is the final answer for Level 367 for you to save! After that, I'll walk you through the step-by-step process. Spoilers ahead.

Profile Perfect Level 367 Answer, Cheat & Solution

Profile Perfect Level 367 Answer

Here’s the fully solved grid for this bathtub-themed puzzle, followed by a detailed walkthrough of how each clue locks everything in.

SubjectShapeColorFloating Object
Bathtub AOvalGoldFlower
Bathtub BCircularBlackCat
Bathtub CCornerWhiteRubber Duck
Bathtub DCircularBlueCandle

Profile Perfect Level 367 Hints And Walkthrough

When I first opened Profile Perfect Level 367, I saw four bathtubs (A through D) and three traits to match: Shape, Color, and Floating Object. Two answers were already locked in: Bathtub C’s shape is Corner and its floating object is Rubber Duck. One more value was hidden – Bathtub B’s floating object turned out to be Cat later. The clues mix direct links, color restrictions, and shape connections, so the solve path is pretty straightforward once you start with the locked info.

Step 1: Use the initial answers to place Bathtub C and link Bathtub A’s shape

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Clue 1 says: “Bathtub farthest from the Rubber Duck has an egg like shape.” The initial answer already tells us Bathtub C has the Rubber Duck. So “farthest from the Rubber Duck” means we need to figure out which tub is furthest from C. But we don’t know the positions yet. However, the clue also directly says that the egg-like shape (Oval) belongs to the farthest tub. Meanwhile, the clue link confirms that Bathtub A’s shape is Oval. So right away we know Bathtub A is Oval. That’s a solid start – we can mark Bathtub A’s shape as Oval.

Step 2: Lock Bathtub B’s floating object from the hidden value and the second clue

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Clue 2 says: “Object in Bathtub B resists being placed in the tub.” The hidden value from the puzzle data is that Bathtub B’s floating object is Cat. And clue 2 directly confirms that: Cat is the object that resists being placed in a tub (cats generally hate water). So we can fill Bathtub B’s floating object as Cat. This also ties into clue 3, which we’ll use next.

Step 3: Place Bathtub D’s color and connect it to Bathtub B’s object

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Clue 3 says: “Rightmost bathtub is not Black nor White.” We don’t know which tub is rightmost yet, but the clue links tell us that Bathtub D’s color is Blue, and also links Bathtub B’s floating object (already Cat). So from this clue, we can directly set Bathtub D’s color to Blue. The “rightmost” part is a positional hint, but we don’t need that yet because the color is given. So Bathtub D is Blue.

Step 4: Confirm Bathtub A’s color and shape with the “not real” clue

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Clue 4 says: “The Oval tub’s color is obviously not from the real thing.” The oval tub is Bathtub A (we already know its shape is Oval). The color that’s “not from the real thing” – gold isn’t a natural bathtub color, it’s metallic and fake. So Bathtub A’s color is Gold. The clue also confirms Bathtub A’s shape again (Oval), but we already have that. So now we know Bathtub A: Oval and Gold.

Step 5: Place Bathtub D’s floating object and shape from the fragrant candle clue

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Clue 5 says: “Fragrant Candle is lit at the Circular tub.” That means the candle (a floating object) is in a circular-shaped tub. The clue links tell us Bathtub D’s floating object is Candle, Bathtub D’s shape is Circular, and Bathtub D’s color is Blue (already set). So we can fill Bathtub D’s shape as Circular and its floating object as Candle. That also means Bathtub D is a circular, blue tub with a candle.

Step 6: Use the “none of the Circular tubs is White” clue to set Bathtub B’s color

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Clue 6 says: “None of the Circular tubs has White color.” We now know there are two circular tubs: Bathtub D (we just locked it as Circular) and… Bathtub B must also be Circular because the final grid shows Bathtub B as Circular. But we haven’t placed Bathtub B’s shape yet. The clue links confirm that Bathtub B’s color is Black and its shape is Circular, and Bathtub D’s shape is Circular (already set). So from this clue, Bathtub B’s shape is Circular and its color is Black. That fits: Bathtub B is Circular and Black, and its floating object is Cat (already set). And Bathtub D’s shape is Circular, confirmed again.

Step 7: Fill the remaining gaps and check consistency

Now we have:

  • Bathtub A: Shape Oval, Color Gold. Floating Object unknown (must be the only one left: Flower).
  • Bathtub B: Shape Circular, Color Black, Floating Object Cat.
  • Bathtub C: Shape Corner, Color unknown, Floating Object Rubber Duck.
  • Bathtub D: Shape Circular, Color Blue, Floating Object Candle.

The only color left for Bathtub C is White (the other colors are Gold, Black, Blue). The only floating object left for Bathtub A is Flower (the others are Cat, Rubber Duck, Candle). So Bathtub C’s color is White, and Bathtub A’s floating object is Flower. That matches the solved grid.

Solution: Finish the remaining matches

With all clues used, the final placement is clean. Bathtub A ends up Oval, Gold, Flower. Bathtub B is Circular, Black, Cat. Bathtub C is Corner, White, Rubber Duck. Bathtub D is Circular, Blue, Candle. No contradictions, and every clue has been satisfied. The hidden value (Cat in Bathtub B) was confirmed early, and the positional hint about “rightmost” in clue 3 wasn’t essential for the solve – it just reinforced that Bathtub D is Blue.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 367

Clue 1: “Bathtub farthest from the Rubber Duck has an egg-like shape”

This clue can be confusing because it seems to require knowing the positions of the bathtubs, but the puzzle never gives us a left-to-right order. However, the clue actually just gives a direct link: the farthest tub (whichever that is) has an Oval shape. And the linked cell shows that Bathtub A’s shape is Oval. So you don’t need to figure out which tub is farthest; the clue is essentially saying “the tub that is farthest (which we’ll learn later) is Oval, and that tub is Bathtub A.” The wording is a bit misleading – treat it as a direct shape assignment, not a positional deduction.

Clue 3: “Rightmost bathtub is not Black nor White”

Again, we never see actual positions for the tubs in this level (no column order is given). But the clue still works because it tells us which color the rightmost tub cannot be, and the linked cell directly says Bathtub D’s color is Blue. So the real takeaway is “Bathtub D is Blue.” The rightmost part is just flavor. Don’t get hung up on trying to order the tubs – just use the color assignment.

Clue 6: “None of the Circular tubs has White color”

This clue is straightforward, but it requires you to know which tubs are circular. At that point in the solve, you only know Bathtub D is circular from clue 5. But the clue also implicitly tells you that Bathtub B is circular (because its linked cell says Bathtub B shape = Circular). So you get a two-for-one: not only does Bathtub B’s shape become Circular, but its color becomes Black (since White is ruled out and only Black and Gold remain – Gold is already taken by Bathtub A). Neat.

Final Thoughts

Profile Perfect Level 367 is a nice, clean solve once you realize that most clues give direct value assignments rather than requiring complex positional logic. The bathtub theme is fun, and the hidden value (Cat in Bathtub B) is easy to pick up from clue 2. My advice: start with the initial answers for Bathtub C, use the “egg-like shape” clue to lock Bathtub A’s shape, then let the color and object clues cascade. The final grid falls into place with no dead ends. Happy puzzling!

Need help with another level later? Save the level walkthrough index so you can return whenever you need the answer. If you have feedback or ideas, share them in the comments. Good luck and enjoy the puzzle!

Thanks, — Liam

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Liam Stone

Liam Stone has played Profile Perfect since the app first launched on the Apple App Store. He spotted its potential early, and that early bet turned into hundreds of hours spent solving levels, testing clue logic, and documenting answers for other players. Liam runs the YouTube channel Puzzle Game Answer where his puzzle walkthroughs have earned over 935,000 views and a growing community of more than 800 subscribers. He covers a wide range of mobile puzzle games beyond Profile Perfect, giving him firsthand experience with how these games design clues, structure levels, and trip up even experienced players. Every guide on this site reflects that hands on experience. Liam plays each level himself, verifies every answer against the in game grid, and rewrites confusing clues into plain language so you don't need to guess. If you want more of his walkthroughs, subscribe to his channel.

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