Wordle clue logic
Green tiles lock positions, yellow tiles require letters in different positions, and gray tiles set exclusions or maximum counts when duplicates appear. See the double-letter guide or the cheat sheet for the full rule set.
WordleSolver is an independent, browser-based toolkit for people who want to understand a clue, narrow a word list, and make their own next move.
Page updatedOur main Wordle solver converts colored tiles into search constraints and shows the words that still fit. The supporting word finder, five-letter word list, and strategy guide cover related problems without pretending every English word is an official daily answer.
WordleSolver is not affiliated with The New York Times, Wordle, Hasbro, Zynga, or any word-game publisher.
The tools respond to the letters, positions, and filters entered in the browser.
Candidate words, useful letters, scores, and limitations are labeled in plain language.
The solver narrows possibilities; the player decides what to guess or play.
Each tool uses a different method for a different search intent.
Green tiles lock positions, yellow tiles require letters in different positions, and gray tiles set exclusions or maximum counts when duplicates appear. See the double-letter guide or the cheat sheet for the full rule set.
After filtering, candidate and next-guess suggestions favor unique letters that occur across more of the remaining words. This is a coverage heuristic, not a promise of the daily answer.
The word finder consumes each entered letter once and uses each ? wildcard once. Standard English tile values support score sorting before board bonuses.
The tools are built on the open-source wordlist-english vocabulary, regenerated at every deploy into roughly 24,000 words across lengths two through eight. About 3,400 of them are five letters long. We add a small set of familiar puzzle words used in examples and testing, and nothing is hand-curated to match a specific day's answer.
Different games maintain different accepted-guess, answer, regional, and tournament dictionaries. A result on WordleSolver may therefore be a useful English word without being legal in a specific game. Check the dictionary required by that game when validity matters.
We avoid calling a broad vocabulary list an official answer list and explain where a scoring or ranking method has limits.
Every page states what its tool does, what its filters mean, and when a different tool is more appropriate.
Automated tests cover green, yellow, gray, wildcard, score, pattern, and duplicate-letter logic before production builds.
Strategy content is written to help users reason through a puzzle. We do not claim affiliation with the games mentioned.
Material content revisions carry an updated date, and the XML sitemap reports the corresponding page modification date.
Letter-frequency claims on the strategy guide and five-letter word list are counted from our own word data, not asserted from memory. The editorial policy documents the standard.
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