Wordle Solver

Wordle Solver

Find possible Wordle answers by entering your clues. Input green, yellow, and gray letters to narrow down the solution.

Correct Letters

Letters in the word and in the correct position (green tiles)

Misplaced Letters

Letters in the word but in the wrong position (yellow tiles)

Excluded Letters

Letters not in the word in any spot (dark grey tiles)

Wordle Guide

Strategy Tips

Improve your Wordle game with these proven strategies.

1
Start with vowel-rich words

Words like ADIEU, AUDIO, or OUIJA reveal multiple vowels quickly, helping narrow down possibilities.

2
Avoid repeating letters early

First few guesses should use unique letters to maximize information gained per guess.

3
Use common consonants

R, S, T, L, N appear in many words. Include them in your first few guesses to eliminate or confirm them.

4
Pay attention to letter positions

Yellow letters tell you the letter exists but is in the wrong spot. Use that to find the right position.

How to Use

1

Enter Green Letters

Place correct letters in their exact positions.

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E
2

Add Yellow Letters

Add letters that exist but are in the wrong position.

R
T
3

Exclude Gray Letters

List letters that aren't in the answer and are gray.

S
L
O
N
P

Explore 5-Letter Words

Browse all 5-letter words to expand your Wordle vocabulary.

5-letter words that begin with a specific letter

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FAQ

Common questions about Wordle and this solver.

Enter any green letters (correct position) in the first row at their exact positions. Add yellow letters (in word but wrong position) in the second row. Type all gray letters (not in word) in the excluded field. Click Find Words to see matching possibilities.
There's no single best word, but CRANE, SLATE, and TRACE are popular choices. They use common letters (R, S, T, E, A) that appear in many words, maximizing the information you gain from your first guess.
Standard Wordle gives you 6 guesses to find the 5-letter word. Each guess must be a valid English word. After each guess, letters are colored green (correct position), yellow (wrong position), or gray (not in word).
If the answer has the letter once but your guess has it twice, one instance will be yellow/green and the other will be gray. If the answer has it twice, both can be yellow or green depending on positions.
Hard mode requires you to use confirmed letters in subsequent guesses. It's more challenging but can improve your skills. This solver works for both normal and hard mode.