Wordle Solver

How to Use Our Wordle Solver

Stuck on today's five-letter puzzle? Find the Wordle answer with our free Wordle Solver. Add the green, yellow and gray letters from your latest guess, tap Solve, and turn your clues into a focused list of words that could win the game.

Use the solver when the answer is just out of reach, when you want a helpful Wordle hint, or when you need to make your remaining guesses count. The right answer may be waiting in the results - use the clues and a little imagination to spot it.

Use the fields above to enter what you have learned from your Wordle guesses. You will need at least one green or yellow letter before the solver can begin its search.

Enter Green Letters in the "Correct Positions" Boxes

A green letter is correct and already in the right position. Enter each green letter in the matching box under "Correct positions."

For example, if the third letter is a green A, put A in the third box. Leave any positions you have not identified blank.

Add Your Yellow Letters

A yellow letter appears in the answer, but not in the position where you tried it. Enter yellow letters in the "Other known letters" box. If you know that a letter appears more than once, enter it more than once.

The solver will include words containing those letters, but it does not record the positions in which individual yellow letters have already failed. Check the shortlist and disregard any word that places a yellow letter back in a known incorrect position.

For example, if you played STRIP and P appeared yellow in the fifth position, enter P as an other known letter. The results will contain P, but you should ignore any suggestion ending in P.

Exclude Gray Letters

Enter letters that are not in the answer in the "Excluded letters" box. Any word containing one of those letters will be removed from the results.

Be careful with repeated letters. If one copy of a letter is green or yellow and another copy is gray, that letter is still present in the answer and should not be excluded completely.

Hit Solve

Once your clues are entered, hit Solve to see possible five-letter words. Add the new information from each guess and solve again to produce a shorter, more useful list.

Turn Your Wordle Clues Into Possible Answers

The Wordle Solver checks five-letter words against the information you provide. Green letters stay in their fixed positions, yellow letters must be present somewhere in the word, and excluded letters are removed.

The results are possible words rather than a guaranteed list of official Wordle answers. Some unusual dictionary words may appear, while names, abbreviations or other entries outside the solver's word list may not. Use the colored clues, your knowledge of common words and the remaining guesses to choose the strongest option.

What Is Wordle?

Wordle is a daily word puzzle in which you have six attempts to find a five-letter word. After each guess, the colored tiles show how close you are: green means the right letter in the right place, yellow means the letter belongs elsewhere, and gray means the letter is not in the answer - subject to the special case of repeated letters.

Those simple clues can quickly narrow the search, but thinking of every word that fits is not always easy. That is where a Wordle word finder can help: it organizes the possibilities while leaving you to decide which word to play.

Tips for Your Next Wordle Guess

Learn as Much as Possible From Early Guesses

When you have very little information, a word containing five different letters can test more possibilities at once. Common vowels and consonants are usually useful, but there is no single starting word that guarantees the best result every day.

Repeated letters become important as the puzzle develops. Do not rule out words with two copies of a letter simply because your first guesses used each letter only once.

Use Every Colored Clue

Check more than whether a suggested word contains your yellow letters. Make sure it does not put them back into positions that Wordle has already ruled out. Green letters must stay fixed, and genuinely absent gray letters should not reappear.

If several candidates remain, choose a guess that either looks like a likely answer or tests useful new letters. The best choice depends on how many attempts you have left: an exploratory word may be valuable early, while a likely solution becomes more important near the final row.

Update the Solver After Every Guess

Each new row gives you more information. Add newly discovered green and yellow letters, exclude letters confirmed as absent, then run the Wordle Solver again. A broad first list can become much more manageable after only one more guess.

Can the Solver Find Today's Wordle Answer?

Today's answer may appear among the results when the clues and word list match, but the solver does not look up or reveal the official daily solution. Instead, it finds words that fit the information you have entered.

That makes it useful whether you want a gentle Wordle hint, a shortlist for a difficult final guess, or simply a way to spot possibilities you have overlooked. You still make the move - the solver helps you make it with better information.

Wordle Solver Questions

Is the Wordle Solver Free?

Yes. You can use the Wordle Solver for free whenever you need help narrowing down your five-letter words.

Is Using a Wordle Solver Cheating?

That depends on how you prefer to play. Some people enjoy solving entirely unaided, while others use a word finder as a hint when they are stuck. Unlike looking up today's answer, this solver works only from the clues you provide and leaves you to choose from the possible words.

Can It Record the Excluded Position of a Yellow Letter?

Not directly. Yellow letters can be entered as letters that must occur somewhere in the word, but the solver cannot record each position in which they have previously appeared. You will need to remove candidates that repeat a yellow letter's known incorrect position.