Play Wordle
Find the hidden five-letter word in six guesses. Start with today's puzzle or switch to practice for another word whenever you like.
This game runs in your browser. Guesses are checked against the combined 15,052-entry ENABLE and Moby reference dictionary, not the official Wordle guess list. The daily answer matches the hint on this site.
Daily Wordle game and unlimited practice
Play the daily five-letter puzzle or keep practising with more words. Open today's hints or search the combined dictionary when you need another clue.
The full daily Wordle game page with tips, rules and answers to common questions.
Play the game Wordle UnlimitedEndless practice rounds with a new random word every time.
Play unlimited Today's HintsReveal six clues one at a time without opening the answer.
Get a hint 5 Letter WordsFilter the larger reference dictionary by known letters and positions.
Find a wordWordle game FAQ
Answers about free online play, six guesses, daily mode, practice rounds and the dictionary used by this independent game.
Can I play Wordle online for free?
Yes. This independent browser game is free to play. Choose the daily puzzle or switch to unlimited practice without creating an account.
How many guesses do I get?
Each round gives you six attempts to find a five-letter word. Green tiles mark correct letters in the right position, yellow tiles mark letters in a different position, and gray tiles mark letters with no remaining copy in the answer.
What is the difference between the daily puzzle and practice mode?
Daily mode uses the same answer shown in the Wordle Hint Today daily clues. Practice mode selects another word from the common five-letter list, so you can play more rounds.
Does this use the official Wordle dictionary?
No. The game checks guesses against a combined 15,052-entry ENABLE and Moby reference dictionary. The official New York Times game uses its own accepted-guess and answer lists.
Can I play unlimited Wordle practice rounds?
Yes. Select Practice or choose New practice word after a round ends to start another five-letter puzzle.