Wordle Solver
Enter the letters you have tried and their colours. See which words are still possible.
Enter the letters you have tried and mark their colours.
About the Wordle solver
Enter the letters you have already guessed and mark each one the colour the game gave it. Every word that still fits comes back, with the ones that can actually be the answer separated from the ones that are merely accepted as guesses.
That separation matters. Wordle accepts about 13,000 words but only around 2,300 of them are ever the solution. A solver that mixes the two lists together hands you five plausible-looking words that the game will never choose.
Examples
- C green, RANE grey
- 25 possible answers — COULD, CHILD, CLOCK…
- _A_E_ green
- every answer with A second and E fourth
- E yellow then grey
- exactly one E, and not where you guessed it
Tips
- The suggested guess is picked to cover the most common letters still in play, and is itself a possible answer — so a lucky hit wins outright rather than merely narrowing the field.
- Grey does not mean "this letter is absent". It means "there are no more of this letter than you have already marked". If you guess a word with two Es and the answer has one, the first comes back yellow or green and the second comes back grey. This solver reads it that way; a lot of them do not, and they quietly eliminate the right answer.
- You do not have to fill all five tiles. Mark only what you know and the list narrows as far as the clues allow.
Common questions
What do the colours mean?
Green is the right letter in the right place. Yellow is the right letter in the wrong place. Grey means no further occurrences of that letter.
Why are some words listed separately?
Wordle accepts far more words as guesses than it will ever use as answers. The second list is valid to type but will never be the solution.
Does this show today's answer?
No. It narrows the field from the clues you have. It has no knowledge of which puzzle you are playing.
My clues give no results.
Usually a mis-marked repeated letter. Check that a letter you marked grey is not also marked green or yellow somewhere it should not be.