Wordle Solver - Find Today's Answer Instantly
5 Letter Word Finder & Helper Tool — Designed for the Ultimate Streak.
Used by over 2 million players every month, our tool combines a database of 15,000+ five-letter words with smart filtering to give you the exact answer you need. Playing Wordle should be fun, not frustrating.
Whether you're protecting a 200-day streak or just learning the game, this solver gives you hints without spoiling the challenge. The tool works for NYT Wordle, Wordle unlimited, and every variation you can think of. Type your known letters below and watch as the solver instantly narrows down thousands of words to just the ones that match your clues. No ads, no signup, no nonsense - just fast, accurate results every single time.
How the Solver Works
Green Letters
Enter green letters in their exact position. If 'R' is green in spot 3, put it there. This locks the character in place.
Yellow Letters
Add yellow letters separately. These are correct letters in the wrong spot. Our tool tests all other possibilities.
Gray Letters
Type gray letters you've already tried. The solver removes any word containing these to narrow your search.
Click "Solve Wordle" and get results ranked from most common to least common words. The solver checks 15,000+ words in milliseconds and shows you only valid answers.
Bonus: Each result includes the definition so you can learn new words while you play. We make sure you win while expanding your vocabulary.
Ready to save your streak? Enter your clues below and get the solution now!
Wordle Answer Today
April 29, 2026
- Hint 1: Fetching...
- Hint 2: Contains ? vowels.
- Hint 3: Starts with letter ?
- Hint 4: It rhymes with ...
Tap to reveal letters:
The meaning will appear here once revealed.
Letter Frequency: Which Letters Win Games
Numbers don't lie. After tracking 1,600+ Wordle puzzles, certain letters show up way more than others. Knowing this changes how you play.
The Most Common Letters in Wordle Answers:
E appears in 1,230 different words (46% of all puzzles). If your guess doesn't have E, you're missing almost half the possible answers. A comes second at 975 words (39%). R shows up 897 times (36%).
Pro Tip: Notice something? CRANE contains five of the top ten letters. That's why it wins so often.
Letters That Rarely Appear:
These letters are last-resort guesses. Don't waste early tries on them unless you have strong evidence.
Position Matters More Than You Think
Letter frequency changes based on where it sits in the word. E loves position 5, S dominates position 1, and A owns position 2.
Only 5% of Wordle answers start with vowels.
Position 2 loves vowels. If not here, check pos 3 or 4.
Still vowel-heavy but more balanced. Where U hides.
E dominates again. N and S create common endings like -EN, -ES.
E ends nearly 1 in 4 words. Y is the 2nd most common ending.
Expert Blueprint: How to Use This Data
Convert statistics into winning streaks with these three foundational rules.
The "CRANE" Opening
Start with words containing E, A, and R in common positions. CRANE puts R in position 2, A in position 3, and E in position 5. Even if none turn green, you've tested three high-probability positions.
The "STOLE" Follow-up
Second guess should target position 1 and position 4 if your first guess didn't. STOLE is perfect—it covers S in position 1, O in position 2, L in position 4, and E in position 5.
The 2% Exclusion Rule
Avoid guessing words with Q, Z, X, J until you've exhausted common letter options. These letters appear in under 2% of answers combined. Don't waste early tries on them.
Vowel Distribution Patterns
Your first guess should always assume 2 vowels. This accounts for the vast majority of Wordle solutions.
Adjustment Strategy: If you find 0 or 1 vowel after two guesses, pivot to rare single-vowel words like TRYST or LYMPH.
Consonant Clusters to Remember
These letter pairs appear together constantly. Once you spot one, try the partner immediately.
Hardest and Easiest Wordle Puzzles Ever
The Anatomy of Difficulty
🛑 What Makes a Wordle Hard?
Multiple valid answers that fit the same pattern. If you have _ATCH, you're stuck between 7 possible guesses (BATCH, CATCH, WATCH, etc.).
NYMPH uses Y as the only vowel and includes rare letters M, P, H together which are hard to predict.
Words like MUMMY or VIVID create confusion because players often avoid testing the same letter twice.
Words like KNOLL or GNOME start with silent letters that often waste early guesses.
Formal or technical words like FOYER or CAULK aren't everyday vocabulary for most people.
✅ What Makes a Wordle Easy?
Common words like FIELD, BREAD, and SMILE appear in casual conversation all the time.
If you get _IELD, only FIELD and WIELD fit. That's a 50/50 guess instead of a 1-in-7 nightmare.
Five unique letters give you more information per guess, allowing for faster elimination.
Recognizing pairs like TH, ST, or CH helps you visualize and solve the word much faster.
The 2024 Difficulty Blueprint
Monthly Guess Averages
Observation: March, June, and September featured the most grueling puzzles of 2024, while October and February offered players the smoothest experience.
Weekly Persistence Patterns
The Streak Protector Strategy
The NYT saves harder words for mid-week (especially Thursdays) and easier words for weekends. Saturday is statistically the best day to extend your streak if you're struggling with tough vocabulary.
15 Wordle Variations You Need to Try
Solved today's Wordle already? Don't stop there. Dozens of spin-offs exist, each with unique twists.
Multiple Wordle Games Simultaneously
Two Wordle grids at once. You get 7 guesses to solve both. Each guess applies to both boards simultaneously. Strategy changes completely.
Four Wordles at the same time. Requires serious planning. Your first two guesses should cover 10 unique common letters.
Eight Wordles playing together. Thirteen guesses to solve all. Expert-level difficulty. Most players need 30+ minutes.
One thousand Wordles at once. Not a joke. You get 1,005 guesses. Completing it takes 2-3 hours.
Different Word Lengths
Four-letter words instead of five. Great for kids or quick games. Only takes 2-3 minutes to solve.
Six or seven-letter words. Harder because the word pool expands massively. Eight guesses allowed for Septle.
The game actively works against you. It changes the answer based on your guesses. You're competing against an adversarial algorithm.
Themed Variations
Math equations instead of words. Guess the equation like 5+7=12. Uses numbers and symbols.
Geography guessing. See a country outline. Wrong guesses show distance and direction to the correct answer.
Music identification. Listen to a song intro snippet. Each wrong guess adds more audio time.
Same mechanics, but only rude/crude words. Mature audiences only. Expand your obscene vocabulary.
Only words related to Taylor Swift. Lyrics, album names, and references. Created by fans for fans.
Reverse Wordle. You get the final answer but must figure out the guesses that led to that color pattern.
Five-digit prime numbers instead of words. Guess primes like 11213. Perfect for math nerds.
The answer is always a common password. Tests how well you know bad security practices like ADMIN or GUEST.
Which Variation Should You Try?
Most variations are free. Check Word Finder Tips for solvers for Dordle, Quordle, and other multi-board games.
Complete Wordle Archive
Every Answer Since Day One. Practice with old puzzles or catch up on what you missed.
Calendar View
Click any date on the calendar to see that day's answer. Each entry shows the word, difficulty rating, and average guesses.
Search & Filter
You can search by date, filter by difficulty levels, or browse chronologically to analyze historical word patterns.
Archive Insights
Discover fun facts about why players struggled or succeeded with specific puzzles from the past.
Ready to explore the history of Wordle? Use our smart filters below to begin your search.
Monthly Archive Intelligence
Avg. Difficulty
Global Solve Rate
Hardest Day
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Notable Historical Answers
7.2% of players couldn't solve it. The most grueling puzzle in historical records.
Only 0.3% failed, 3.1 average guesses. A near-perfect solve rate.
The first Wordle. The original puzzle that started everything.
The first answer after NYT purchased the game.
British players complained about the American spelling logic.
NYT matched the theme to the holiday for a spooky solve.
Another themed answer perfectly matched to the holiday.
Why Use the Archive?
Practice makes perfect. recognizes patterns without the pressure of protecting your streak.
Performance Boost
Improve average guesses from 4.5 down to 3.7 within a month by practicing 5-10 puzzles per week.
Settle Arguments
Check global stats. For PARER, only 8% of players got it in 3 or fewer tries. Data settles everything.
Classroom Tool
Teachers use our archive for vocabulary lessons. Each word includes definitions and usage examples.
Archive Search Features
- Search by Word "CRANE"
- Filter by Month View All
- Sort by Difficulty Practice Mode
- Random Puzzle Surprise Me
- Streak Mode Track Solve Rate
Archive Statistics
- Total Puzzles 1,600+
- Average Difficulty 3.92
- Hardest Month Sept 2024 (4.18)
- Easiest Month Oct 2024 (3.68)
- Common Start S (365)
- Rarest Start X (7)
Find Any 5 Letter Word with Advanced Filters
The basic solver handles most situations. Advanced filters handle the rest.
Position-Specific Search
Need T in position 1 and E in position 5? Enter exact spots and leave the rest blank.
Starts With / Ends With
Filter by specific letter combinations at the beginning or end of words.
Contains Letter Anywhere
Broad search results that narrow as you add more clues.
- Type [A] Only: 975 words total.
- Type [A] & [E]: Narrows to 412 words.
- Add [R]: Down to 187 words containing A, E, and R.
Exclude Multiple Letters
Combine all gray letters from failed attempts like CRANE and STOLE.
Logic: Drastically cuts 15,000 words down to ~50-100 possibilities.
Multiple Filter Combinations
Scenario: You have partial data from several guesses.
Results: BARGE, ARGE, FARCE, GARBLE
Recommended Choice: BARGE (Most Common)
Word Lists by Pattern
SPELL GREET SISSY MUMMY FLOOR CREEP GRASS PRESS
CRANE SLATE HORSE MANGO JUMPY WRECK
ADIEU AUDIO AURAE URAEI LOOIE AQUAE
TRYST GYPSY CRWTH LYNCH PSYCH
QUART QUEST QUICK QUITE QUOTA QUAKE QUAIL QUASH
BOXER EXACT EXTRA FIXED MIXER PIXEL TOXIC VEXED
FROZE BLAZE DOZEN FUZZY PIZZA PRIZE SIZES ZONES
Why Advanced Filters Matter
Basic guessing works until you hit puzzle 300 or 400. Then you encounter situations where 10+ words fit your clues. Advanced filters cut that down to 2-3 options.
The _IGHT Trap: If you have green I, G, H, T in positions 2-5, these 10 words are possible:
Systematic Approach: Use letter frequency. L appears most commonly in position 1. Guess LIGHT first. If wrong, try MIGHT (M is second most common). This beats random guessing.
Mobile-Friendly Interface
Adjusts automatically for thumb typing. Tap any word to see its definition or copy it to your clipboard for instant pasting into Wordle.
The Story Behind Wordle: Bedroom Project to Phenomenon
Wordle didn't start as a business. It started as a gift.
Built for his partner Palak Shah. No ads, no subs, just one puzzle a day. 90 people played on day one.
Players shared results via colored emoji squares. Daily players hit 300,000 by New Year's Eve.
Hit 2 million players. NYT purchased the game for "low seven figures" (reported $1-2M) on Jan 31.
The NYT Era (Post-2022)
The Times promised to keep Wordle free forever. As of January 2026, they have kept that promise.
What Changed
- Removed 200 obscure/controversial words (AGORA, PUPAL, LYNCH).
- Integrated into NYT Games app alongside Spelling Bee & Connections.
- Added local stats tracking for streaks and guess distribution.
- Introduced "Hard Mode" as a togglable gameplay option.
What Stayed the Same
- Still one puzzle per day with no premium plays.
- Same simple interface without feature bloat.
- Same 6-guess limit and iconic color system.
- Common English vocabulary remains the primary focus.
Current Status & Controversies
Despite initial fears, average difficulty dropped slightly under NYT ownership. Today, over 10 million people play daily. British players still face American spelling (HUMOR vs HUMOUR), but the game's core joy remains unchanged.
Josh Wardle traveled the world on his earnings, happy his simple gift brings daily joy to millions.
How to Never Lose Your Wordle Streak Again
Streaks matter. Breaking a 200+ day streak over one tough puzzle hurts. Here's how to protect yours.
Use the Solver Wisely
- Don't use it on guess 1. Try on your own first to build the skill.
- Use it on guess 4 or 5 when you're stuck. Getting a hint beats breaking your streak.
- Think of it as insurance, not a shortcut. Protect your consistent play.
Consistency is Key
- Pick the same time each day—Morning coffee, lunch, or bed—to prevent forgetting.
- Set a phone reminder (e.g., 7 AM) to ensure you never skip a day.
- Vacation: Play before you leave or use archive mode to stay sharp.
Backup Your Statistics
Stats save in local storage. Clearing browser data erases your history.
On Desktop (F12)
Go to Application tab ➜ Local Storage ➜ Find "nyt-wordle-state" ➜ Copy and save the data string in a safe text file.
On Mobile
Take screenshots of your stats page. Note your current and max streak as proof of your achievement.
What Breaks a Streak
- Not playing at all on a given day.
- Switching devices without transferring data.
- Rare browser updates clearing local storage.
- Trying once and giving up without submitting 6 guesses.
What Doesn't Break It
- Failing to solve (if you used all 6 guesses).
- Playing at 11:55 PM and again at 12:05 AM.
- Using a solver for help when stuck.
World-Class Achievement Stats
As of January 2026, some players have maintained streaks for 1,600+ consecutive days.
Average serious players maintain 100-150 days before a break occurs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Check out our Full Strategy Guide or explore our daily hints for today's puzzle.
Final Verdict: Master the Game
Wordle is more than just a 5-letter guessing game; it's a daily ritual that tests your vocabulary, pattern recognition, and strategic patience. Whether you are a casual player or a streak-obsessed expert, using data-driven insights—like letter frequency and position-specific filters—can transform your average from 4.5 guesses down to a consistent 3.7.
Ready to protect your streak and expand your word game mastery?
🧩 Done with Wordle? What to Play Next
Once you crack today’s 5-letter word, your brain is primed for the next challenge. Most puzzle enthusiasts jump straight into NYT Connections, but its tricky red herrings can quickly ruin your morning streak. If you're ever stuck with "one mistake remaining," don't guess blindly. Check out our master guide on how to find the most accurate NYT Connections hints today without spoiling the whole board!
Explore More Word Game Tools and Resources
NYT Games Master Solvers
- NYT Connections SolverGroup 16 words into 4 categories with daily hints and mistake prevention.
- NYT Spelling Bee AnswersFind every valid word and the pangram, ranked by point value.
- NYT Strands HelperNavigate grid paths, reveal themes, and discover the spangram.
- NYT Crossword SolutionsFull answer keys for Mini and Daily puzzles with detailed explanations.
- NYT Letter Boxed SolverThink around the corners and connect letters to clear the board in record time.
Daily Puzzle Hints
- Wordle Answer TodayDifficulty ratings and solving tips updated at midnight EST.
- Daily Puzzle SolverOne-stop access for your morning word game routine.
- NYT Pips AnswersTest your vocabulary with a completely fresh and fast-paced logic twist.
- Crossword SolverGet instant answers for tricky clues across all your favorite daily puzzles.
Solve Other Word Lengths
- 4-7 Letter Word FindersDedicated solvers for Lingle, Sixle, and Scrabble bingos.
- 8-10 Letter Word FindersAdvanced databases for competitive Spelling Bee and WWF.
Crosswords & Strategies
- USA Today CrosswordDaily hints and complete solutions for the USA Today puzzle.
- LA Times CrosswordEveryday answers updated every morning for the LA Times grid.
- Strategies & BlogsPattern recognition and letter frequency analysis.
Complete Word Game Ecosystem
Each tool connects seamlessly. Solve Wordle, then challenge yourself with Connections. Finish the NYT Mini, then try our unlimited Wordle practice mode.
Build your morning routine with resources all in one place.