How to use Wordle
- Type a 5-letter guess and submit.
- Use the color feedback to refine the next guess.
- Solve the word within six attempts.
Worked examples
Concrete numbers and cases you can check against the tool above.
Opening with a 5-letter word that uses common vowels
A starter with three vowels (for example ADIEU or AUDIO) reveals a lot of letters; a consonant-heavy starter (STARE, CRANE) is the other school. Green = right letter, right place; yellow = in the word, wrong place. You have six tries. This is an independent practice game, not the New York Times daily.
When to use Wordle
Wordle-style play is a daily brain teaser. An independent browser version lets you practice five-letter logic anytime without an account.
Common use cases
- Warm up before the official daily puzzle.
- Practice vocabulary and deduction skills.
- Play offline-friendly sessions in a browser tab.
- Share friendly competition rules with family.
Inputs and outputs
- 5-letter English word guesses
Privacy
This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your data never leaves your device — nothing is uploaded to our servers.
Frequently asked questions
- Is this the New York Times Wordle?
- No. It is an independent Wordle-style game on this site with the same basic rules.
- Are guesses case-sensitive?
- Letters are treated as A–Z; casing does not matter.
- Do you track my scores?
- Gameplay stays in your browser; no account tracking is required.