Wordle® Solver
Enter your green, yellow, and gray tiles from today's grid to filter remaining solutions and protect your winning streak.
Keep Your Streak Alive
Input your known green, yellow, and gray clues to eliminate dead candidates and pinpoint today's Wordle answer before guess six.
Focus on Active Solution Candidates
Filter out previously used daily solutions or regular four-letter plurals so you can focus on active five-letter answer candidates.
Spoiler-Free Definition Clues
Click any suggested word to read its dictionary definition without leaving the page, giving you a subtle Wordle hint while you play.
How to Use Our Wordle Helper & Answer Finder
Enter your grid clues to filter remaining five-letter solutions and find your next guess.
1. Green Tiles (Correct Spot)
Type green letters into the matching slot from box one to box five to lock their exact position on your Wordle grid.
2. Yellow Tiles (Wrong Spot)
Enter yellow letters into the misplaced field so our Wordle word finder only suggests candidates containing those tiles.
3. Gray Tiles (Excluded)
Type gray letters into the exclude box to eliminate every candidate that reuses dead keyboard letters.
Why Use a Wordle Helper & Answer Finder?
Staring at four green tiles with five possible rhyming consonants on guess five puts even a hundred-day winning streak at immediate risk.
Our Wordle solver cross-references your green, yellow, and gray clues against accepted five-letter English words in milliseconds, letting you narrow down remaining candidates or click any word for a spoiler-free dictionary hint.
Solve Daily Grids Faster
See how locking in your green, yellow, and gray clues narrows down remaining Wordle solutions:
Wordle Strategy & Hint Guide for Saving Your Streak
Combine information theory with our Wordle cheat filters when you are down to your final two guesses.
If your opening word turns up four gray tiles and a single yellow vowel, resist reusing that vowel immediately and play a second word packed with five fresh consonants.
Roughly 32% of common five-letter daily puzzle solutions contain a repeated letter like VIVID, KAYAK, or COCOA, and a green tile does not rule out that same letter appearing twice.
Although the game accepts plural nouns like BARKS or TRAPS as valid guesses to test letters, the curated Wordle answer list excludes simple four-letter nouns pluralized with S.
Locking in four green letters like _IGHT leaves SIGHT, MIGHT, LIGHT, NIGHT, TIGHT, and FIGHT; outside Hard Mode, play a probe word like MILFS or BLIMP to test four missing starting consonants at once.
The New York Times Wordle dictionary follows US spelling conventions exclusively, meaning words like FIBER, COLOR, HUMOR, and AGING appear in the solution pool rather than UK variants.
Stay Legal Under Hard Mode Constraints
Hard Mode requires every revealed green tile to stay in its locked slot and every yellow tile to be reused on your next guess, a rule our Wordle solver enforces automatically.
Best Wordle Starting Words Backed by Information Theory
Open every daily puzzle with statistically proven Wordle starting words that maximize vowel and consonant coverage.
Ranked at the top of computer simulations for testing high-frequency consonants (S, L, T, C, R, N) alongside A and E on turn one.
Calculated via information-theory entropy models to shrink the average remaining pool of common five-letter solutions to the smallest possible number.
Uncovers four of the five standard vowels on guess one, leaving guess two free to test consonant clusters like S, T, R, N, and L.
Wordle Letter Frequency by Grid Position
Positional letter frequency across common five-letter solution words.
S and C are the most common starting letters in the Wordle solution list. Openers like SLATE and CRANE immediately test these high-probability first slots.
Positions 2 and 3 are dominated by vowels. A, O, I, and E are statistically the most likely letters to sit in the center of your Wordle grid.
E, Y, and T lead the fifth position in five-letter daily puzzle answers. When an E turns yellow early in the game, test it in slot five on your next turn.
Wordle's "Hall of Infamy": Famous Streak Breakers
Famous five-letter puzzle words with tricky letter patterns that routinely break daily streaks.
The Triple Threat
Three identical M consonants in a five-letter frame caught players off guard when testing for distinct letters.
The Obscure Trap
A repeated R paired with an _ARER rhyme trap ended millions of Hard Mode streaks in a single day.
The Y-Center
Placing Y in the middle slot flanked by O and E proved difficult to isolate after testing standard _O_ER words.
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