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Wordle Solver

Narrow the remaining Wordle answers from your green, yellow, and gray clues, with the highest-information next guesses suggested.

Enter your green, yellow, and gray clues, then press Solve.

About this tool

The Wordle Solver filters the list of possible five-letter answers down to the words that fit the clues you have gathered so far. Enter the green letters in their known positions, the yellow letters that are present but in the wrong spot, and the gray letters that are absent, then press Solve to see every word still in play — plus a ranked shortlist of the best next guesses.

Everything runs locally in your browser with a word list loaded once on the page, so nothing you type is uploaded. The solver handles duplicate letters correctly: a gray clue only rules a letter out entirely when that letter has no green or yellow occurrence elsewhere, which is exactly how Wordle's tile colouring behaves when a word repeats a letter. The suggested guesses are ranked by positional letter frequency across the surviving words, so the top picks are the ones most likely to eliminate the most candidates.

To enter clues, put your greens as a five-character pattern using a dot for unknown positions (for example c.a.e), list yellow letters and optionally the position they are NOT in (a3 means an 'a' is present but not in position 3), and type all your gray letters together. The answer pool is a public-domain English word list, so it includes more obscure five-letter words than the official Wordle answer list and may not perfectly match a given day's accepted-guess set.

Frequently asked questions

How do I enter my clues?
Greens go in the five-box pattern with a dot for unknown spots (c.a.e). Yellows are letters present but misplaced — add a digit to note a position they are not in (a3). Grays are the absent letters, typed together. Then press Solve.
How does it handle repeated letters?
Correctly. A gray tile only excludes a letter completely if it never appears as a green or yellow. If a letter is both green/yellow and gray, the solver treats it as appearing exactly the number of times shown in colour, matching Wordle's own rules.
How are the suggested next guesses chosen?
Among the surviving candidates, each word is scored by how common its letters are at each position across all remaining answers. The highest-scoring words are shown first because they tend to confirm or eliminate the most possibilities.
Why are there words that aren't real Wordle answers?
The tool searches a broad public-domain list of five-letter words, which is larger than the curated official answer list. That is useful for solving, but a suggestion may be an unusual word or one not accepted by a particular Wordle-style game.

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