Tool

Wordle Solver

Copy across what today's board already told you. Every row is one Wordle colour. Matching words appear as you type — there is nothing to submit.

Right spot Green tiles. Put the letter in the slot it sits in.
Wrong spot Yellow tiles. Put the letter in the slot you tried it in.

More than one letter can go in a slot — six guesses can rule out several letters from the same place.

Not in the word Gray tiles. Order does not matter here.

Fill in what today's board already told you. Results appear as you type.

Stuck on a Wordle guess? Enter the clues to filter possible words, check candidates, and find the next move with Wordle Solver.

When a few clues are not enough to point to one clear answer, Wordle Solver supports players in narrowing down possible answers based on the clues they already have. Instead of simply providing a random answer, this tool helps organize players’ known letters and filter potential words that match their clues. It is designed as a helper tool for players who want to make a few guesses and understand some of the feedback but are unsure which word to try next.

What Is the Wordle Solver?

Wordle Solver is a word-finding tool designed to help you identify words that fit the clues from your previous guesses. Players enter the feedback they received for each letter, and the tool turns those clues into clear constraints to narrow the list of possible words. This tool uses three types of feedback:

  • green: The letter is correct and in the right position.
  • yellow: The letter is in the answer but belongs in a different position.
  • gray: The letter doesn’t appear in the answer.

A Workspace, Not a Cheat Button

Wordle Solver is a workspace for organizing clues, not an automated puzzle-solving tool. Players still need to input guesses and accurately identify the feedback from each letter. The solver then filters possible candidates based on the information players provide. The basic flow is simple: Enter clues → filter possibilities → review candidates → choose the next guess. This approach keeps players involved in the solving process while making difficult puzzles easier to manage. When several letters are already known but many words still seem possible, the solver helps turn scattered clues into a focused list of candidates.

How the Wordle Solver Works

Wordle Solver makes sure you never spend a guess on a word that a gray letter has already eliminated. Using this tool is simple:

  • Enter a previous guess: Type a word players have already tried in the puzzle.
  • Add the color feedback: Mark each letter as green, yellow, or gray based on the result.
  • Apply the clues: The Solver uses players’ feedback to eliminate words that do not match the known letter positions and restrictions.
  • Review the results: Check the remaining candidate words and choose one that fits their clues.
  • Update after each guess: After making another guess, add its new feedback to narrow the candidate list even further.

The more clues players provide, the smaller and more useful the list of possible answers becomes.

How the Solver Narrows Down Options

Wordle Solver relies on the clues from players’ previous guesses to filter out words that cannot be the answer. The more accurate players enter the feedback, the more useful the results will be.

For example:

  • At the first guess, players enter the word “CRATE” on the grid and get the result that [R, A, E] are yellow letters, and [C, T] are gray letters.
  • Players skip the green letter square boxes and type the yellow letters box [r,a,e] and “c,t” into the gray letters box.
  • Press “Show matches” to get a list of possible words that contain letters [R, A, E].
  • Based on the word list, players can pick the word “MAYER” to try for the second guess to test. At this time, players will get three green letters (three correct letters), which is “–A–ER”. Players fill in the green square box in the correct order of three letters. Letters [m,y] will be entered in the gray box to keep filtering.
  • Check the narrow word list players receive to make next guesses and find out the final answer.

When Should You Use the Word Solver?

Players don’t need to use Wordle Solver from the first turn. This tool is most useful when players have a few clues, but the answer remains unclear. It narrows a large word pool to suitable candidates, keeps green, yellow, and gray letters organized, and supports more informed guesses based on the available clues. The Solver can also check whether a potential answer truly fits. Players should use it as a supporting tool rather than a replacement for solving, leaving the final word choice to them.

How to Get Better Results from the Solver

To get more accurate and useful suggestions from Wordle Solver, players need to:

  • Enter the correct color feedback for each letter. A single incorrect color can change the entire list of possible words.
  • Double-check the placement of the green and yellow letters before submitting. This helps prevent valid candidates from being filtered out incorrectly.
  • Do not miss any confirmed gray letters to give the tool more information to eliminate unsuitable words.
  • Update the Solver after each guess instead of just entering the information from the first guess. Relying only on information from the first guess can leave too many unnecessary possibilities.
  • If there are still many candidates, continue using new clues to narrow the list. Each new clue can help turn a broad list into a much more manageable shortlist.
  • View the results as a shortlist of possibilities; do not assume that the first word is the correct answer. The first suggestion should be one option among several, and the final choice should be based on the clues and overall game strategy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Solver know today’s answer?
No. The tool simply compares the entered green, yellow, and gray clues with possible words. To check the actual solution, players visit the daily answer.
Why are some words ranked higher?
The ranking favors familiar, commonly used words when several candidates match the same clues. This makes the suggestions more practical for the next guess.
How many clues should be entered?
There is no fixed number. The more accurate clues available, the more effectively the Solver can narrow the possibilities.