Profile Perfect Level 620 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Guide By Liam Stone
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Here is the answer for Level 620 right away. Once you've checked it, you can follow the detailed walkthrough underneath. Spoilers ahead.

Profile Perfect Level 620 Answer
Here is the completed grid for Profile Perfect Level 620. I’m putting the answer table up top first, then I’ll walk through the clues that lock in every value.
| Subject | Shape | Image | Piece Count | Player |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jigsaw Puzzle A | Round | Ocean | 36 | Jessica |
| Jigsaw Puzzle B | Rectangle | Forest | 24 | Brandon |
| Jigsaw Puzzle C | Heart | City Skyline | 48 | Rebecca / Liam |
Profile Perfect Level 620 Hints And Walkthrough
Profile Perfect Level 620 gives you three jigsaw puzzles, named A, B, and C, and asks you to match each one with a Shape, an Image, a Piece Count, and a Player. Nothing starts locked, so the solve really begins with the man with brown hair. Once you place him, the rest of the grid falls into order.
Step 1: Start with the man with brown hair and the rightmost puzzle
The first useful clue tells you that the man with brown hair helps solve the rightmost puzzle. Since the puzzles line up as A, B, and C, the rightmost puzzle is C. That means Liam is on C. This is a small placement, but it gives you an anchor for the rest of the solve.
Step 2: Confirm the middle puzzle is a rectangle
The next clue says the middle puzzle has a shape with a lot of pointy edges. The shape options are Round, Rectangle, and Heart. A round shape has no pointy edges. A heart has one pointy spot, but not a bunch of pointy edges. That leaves Rectangle. So B’s shape is Rectangle.
Step 3: Pair the rectangular puzzle with the fewest pieces
Once B is the rectangular puzzle, the clue about the rectangular puzzle having the fewest pieces kicks in. The piece counts are 24, 36, and 48. The fewest is 24. That locks B’s Piece Count at 24. At this point you know B is the middle puzzle, has a Rectangle shape, and has 24 pieces.
Step 4: Use the clue about the puzzle with 36 pieces and the male player
This clue does a lot of work. It says the puzzle with 36 pieces is to the left of a male player. The clue connects that male player to Brandon, and Brandon belongs on the middle puzzle, B. Because A sits to the left of B, A is the puzzle with 36 pieces. Brandon’s name is not obvious before this clue, but this is where he locks into place. So B’s Player is Brandon, and A’s Piece Count is 36.
Step 5: Resolve the Heart puzzle with Rebecca and Liam together
The next clue says Rebecca needs her friend’s help to solve the Heart puzzle. The Heart puzzle is C. This confirms C’s Shape is Heart and C’s Piece Count is 48. It also places Rebecca on C and reinforces that A has 36 pieces. Combine that with Step 1, where Liam was already placed on C, and you get both Rebecca and Liam in the same Player cell for C. That is not a choice between two names. Both names belong to C’s Player cell.
With Brandon on B and Rebecca and Liam on C, the only Player value left is Jessica. She slots into A by elimination.
Step 6: Use the water pattern to set A’s image and finish the shapes
The clue about Puzzle A being the hardest because of its complex water pattern tells you A’s Image is Ocean. That also completes the Shape column. B is Rectangle, C is Heart, so A must be Round.
Step 7: Let the Forest exclusion finish the image column
The last clue says the Heart puzzle does not feature a Forest image. Since A already has Ocean, and C cannot be Forest, C’s image must be City Skyline. That leaves Forest for B. Every image now sits in place.
Solution: Finish the remaining matches
At this point, the only loose end is the Player column, and that is already set. A has Jessica, B has Brandon, and C has both Rebecca and Liam. The Piece Count column is complete too. A has 36, B has 24, and C has 48. The Shape column gives A Round, B Rectangle, and C Heart. The Image column gives A Ocean, B Forest, and C City Skyline. The final grid matches the answer table at the top.
Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 620
Some of these clues are easy to misread. Here are the ones that tend to trip players up.
The clue about the puzzle with 36 pieces and the male player
This clue is confusing because it packs multiple facts into one sentence. The puzzle with 36 pieces is to the left of a male player. You have to recognize that the male player is Brandon and that he is on the middle puzzle. Once you know B is the middle puzzle, you can place A to the left of B. That is how A gets 36 pieces instead of C. It also explains where Brandon came from, since his name does not appear in the early clues.
Rebecca and Liam sharing one Player cell
Rebecca needs her friend’s help to solve the Heart puzzle. That wording might make you think Rebecca is the only player for C. But the earlier clue already placed Liam on C. The correct reading is that both Rebecca and Liam are on C. The Player cell for C holds both names together. Treat them as one complete answer, not as two possible choices.
The Forest image exclusion
The Heart puzzle does not feature a Forest image. This is a negative clue, so it does not give you a direct positive answer on its own. You need the water pattern clue first. Once A is Ocean, and C cannot be Forest, C has to be City Skyline. That leaves Forest for B. Negative clues like this work best when you use them to eliminate one option and let the remaining value fall into place.
Final Thoughts
Profile Perfect Level 620 is mostly about following the chain from the rightmost puzzle to the middle rectangle. The man with brown hair places Liam on C, the shape clue turns that into the rectangle on B, and the piece count clues then give A its 36 pieces and Brandon his spot. From there, the Heart puzzle and the water pattern finish the grid. The only real twist is remembering that Rebecca and Liam share the Player slot on C. Once you see that, the entire answer table clicks into place.
If another level gives you trouble, bookmark the complete walkthrough hub and check back anytime. You can also drop your thoughts or suggestions in the comments. Good luck with the next puzzle!
Thanks, — Liam

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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