Wordle Solver

Wordle gives you three kinds of feedback. A green tile means the letter is correct and in the right place. A yellow tile means the letter is in the word but in a different position. A grey tile means the letter is not in the answer at all. Our solver applies all three rules at once, filtering a five-letter dictionary down to only the words that satisfy every clue you have entered.

Once it has the surviving candidates, it ranks them by how common each letter is among the remaining possibilities. Guessing a top-ranked word tends to reveal the most new information, helping you close in on the answer in as few guesses as possible.

Early in a puzzle, the best guesses are words rich in common letters that also help eliminate possibilities. That is why the solver highlights its top suggestion — it is usually the guess that will teach you the most about the hidden word. As you add more clues, the list narrows until only the true answer remains.

A good strategy is to enter your clues after each guess and let the solver update the pool. Even when you already suspect the answer, checking the remaining candidates helps you avoid wasting a guess on a word that has already been ruled out.

Beyond rescuing a single puzzle, the Wordle Solver teaches you how information flows through the game. By watching how each clue slashes the candidate list, you learn which opening words and letter combinations are most powerful — knowledge that makes you a faster solver even when you play without any help.

Because it is free and instant, you can use it as a training partner: guess on your own, then check the solver to see how close your reasoning was to the optimal play.