Find your Wordle word, without the spoiler maze.

Wordle Find is your home for word game help — starting with Wordle. Type the guesses you already played, tap the tiles to colour them exactly as the game did, and get the words that still fit — duplicate letters counted correctly, a most-likely answer and a smart information guess kept separate. No sign-up, nothing uploaded.

Spoiler-free by design We never publish today’s official answer Independent — not affiliated with the NYT or Wordle Runs entirely in your browser
–Likely answers in the list
–Valid 5-letter guess words
–Strongest opening guess
–Words still possible right now

The Solver

Your board, exactly as you played it

Click a row, type your guess, then tap each tile to cycle grey → yellow → green. Results update live. Duplicates are counted exactly — a letter guessed twice with only one tile coloured means the answer holds exactly one of it.

Tap a tile to change its colour · Type to fill the selected row · Backspace deletes · Enter moves down a row

Results

What’s still possible

Start typing a guess to narrow the list.

Hint mode — reveal only as much as you want

Most likely answer

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Play a guess on the board and this names the single most probable answer left.

Best information guess

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When answers share letters (the classic –ATCH trap), this guess tests the most undecided letters at once instead of wasting a turn.

Highlighted words are the most likely answers; the rest are valid guesses that also fit. Every word shown carries its Scrabble score next to it — tap any word for its letter-by-letter breakdown.

New to Wordle?

How to play — the game in one minute

Wordle gives you a secret 5-letter word to find. That’s the whole game:

  1. Guess any 5-letter word. You get 6 tries in total.
  2. Look at the colours. After each guess, every tile changes colour to give you a clue.
  3. Guess again, smarter. Use the colours to rule letters in or out, until all 5 tiles turn green — that’s a solve.
Green — the letter is in the word, and in the right spot.
Yellow — the letter is in the word, but in the wrong spot.
Grey — the letter is not in the word at all.

A small example. You guess CRANE and get:

CRANE

That tells you: A is the 3rd letter, R is in the word but not in spot 2, and there is no C, N or E. A word like SHARP still fits all of that — so it would be a smart next guess.

Stuck?

How this solver helps you

You play in Wordle as normal. Whenever you want help, bring your colours here:

  1. Make a guess in Wordle and note the colours you get.
  2. Type that same guess on the board above, in the solver.
  3. Tap each tile until its colour matches the colour from Wordle — tap once for yellow, twice for green.
  4. See what’s left. The solver instantly shows the words that still fit, plus a best next guess.
  5. Play that guess in Wordle, get new colours, enter them the same way here — and repeat until you solve it.

That’s it. No account, nothing to learn — just copy your colours across and let the list shrink.

Try the solver

How It Works

Three colours, counted exactly

  1. Green — right letter, right place. It’s fixed there.
  2. Yellow — the letter is in the word, but not there.
  3. Grey — trickier than it looks. Grey only means “no more of this letter than the coloured tiles already show.” Guess LLAMA and get one yellow L? The answer has exactly one L — not zero, not two. This solver replays your exact colour pattern against every candidate word, so duplicates can never slip through.
  4. Two suggestions, never blurred. The most likely answer is your best shot at winning this turn. The best information guess may not be an answer at all — it tests the most undecided letters, which is how you escape an –ATCH or –IGHT trap with guesses to spare.
  5. Good openers cover common letters in useful positions: SLATE, CRANE, TRACE, AUDIO and RAISE are all strong first plays.
How does the duplicate-letter counting work?

For every word in the list, the solver works out the exact colour pattern your guess would have produced if that word were the answer — greens first, then yellows limited by how many of the letter remain. Only words whose pattern matches your tiles exactly stay in the results. That is the same rule the game itself uses.

What is the difference between the two suggestions?

The most likely answer is the remaining answer with the most common letters in the most common positions — your best chance to finish now. The best information guess is chosen from all valid words to split the remaining answers apart as fast as possible, even when it cannot be the answer itself. Turn hard mode on and both suggestions will obey the rule that known greens and yellows must be reused.

Is this affiliated with Wordle or The New York Times?

No. Wordle Find (wordlefind.com) is an independent helper tool. We never publish today’s official answer — you bring your own board, and the solver works out what it can still be.

What are the numbers next to each word?

That is the word’s Scrabble score, shown next to both suggestions and every word in the Full list. It adds up the standard English letter values — 1 point for A, E, I, O, U, L, N, S, T and R, up to 10 for Q and Z. Tap any word to see its score broken down letter by letter, so you can check the maths yourself.

Does anything leave my device?

No. The solving runs entirely in this page, in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded or stored.