Start with five letters.
Enter a five-letter word and press ENTER. Try a mix of common consonants and vowels to explore the board.
A fresh word. A clean slate. Six chances to figure it out.
Make a little room for wordplay in your day.
Make a guess. Read the colors. Get a little closer.
Keep this letter exactly where it is.
Try it somewhere else in your next guess.
There is no unmatched copy of this letter.
No complicated rules. Just a little deduction, one row at a time.
Enter a five-letter word and press ENTER. Try a mix of common consonants and vowels to explore the board.
Keep green letters in place. Move yellow letters to new spots. Gray tiles tell you that copy of a letter found no match.
You have six guesses to solve it. The example answer below is PLANT; your daily puzzle has its own word.
Wordle is as much about noticing patterns as knowing words. Each attempt is a chance to learn something, even when the tiles do not turn green.
Need somewhere to begin? Try one of these starter words in the puzzle above.
A small reminder
There is no clock to beat. Take a breath, look at your clues, and enjoy the process.
A word with several different letters can test more possibilities. Mix vowels with consonants such as R, S, T, L, or N.
Build around your green tiles and try yellow letters elsewhere. Avoid spending guesses on letters you have already ruled out.
An answer can contain the same letter twice. One gray copy does not always eliminate another copy that turned green or yellow.
When several words fit, consider which guess will separate them. Sometimes learning a new letter is more useful than testing a familiar ending.
Everything you need to settle in and start playing.
Back to today’s puzzle ↑It is a word guessing puzzle: find a five-letter answer within six attempts, using colored feedback after each guess. This website is an independent implementation.
This demo selects a new word at the start of each local calendar day. Refresh the page after midnight to load the new puzzle.
Yes. Matching letters in the correct position are counted first, then other copies are matched to any remaining letters. Extra copies appear gray.
This homepage template has a limited built-in demonstration dictionary. Some valid English words are not included. Try a common word such as CRANE, STARE, or PLANT.
Guesses and completed daily results are stored in this browser when local storage is available. They do not sync between devices and can be lost if browser data is cleared.
Use Start over to replay the current word. Only the first completed result per day counts toward your statistics. The More games cards link to external puzzle pages.
No. This is an independent word game homepage template. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by The New York Times.
Explore a few different ways to get your daily dose of wordplay.
One five-letter mystery. Six chances to make it click.
Found your rhythm? Keep going with another word.
A different angle on wordplay, with an interlocking grid.
Give your vocabulary a break. Let the numbers do the talking.
More games open on an external website. Daily Wordle is playable right here.
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