Word gameWordle,
Wordle,
guess the word.
Five letters. Six guesses. No streaks, no clock — just play.
- Guesses
- 0/6
About the gameHow Wordle works,
How Wordle works,
in short.
- Step 01STARE
Type a five-letter guess.
Six tries. Any common English word lands as a row of letters across the grid.
- Step 02STARE
Watch the colours land.
Green is the right letter in the right slot. Yellow is in the word but elsewhere. Grey is gone.
- Step 03STARECRANE
Narrow it down.
Each guess shrinks the suspect list. Five greens in a row means you cracked it.
Questions
Wordle questions, answered.
Wordle Unlimited is a word-guessing game where you have six attempts to guess a five-letter word. Unlike the original Wordle, you can play unlimited games without waiting for the next day.
You get exactly 6 guesses to find the correct five-letter word. Each guess must be a valid English word.
Green means the letter is correct and in the right position. Yellow means the letter is in the word but in the wrong position. Gray means the letter is not in the word at all.
Yes! Letters can repeat in the target word. For example, words like "SPEED" or "LEVEL" are possible. The color coding will reflect this appropriately.
If you don't guess the word within 6 attempts, the game ends and the correct word is revealed. You can then start a new game immediately.
The game uses a list of common five-letter English words. Very obscure or archaic words are typically not included to keep the game fair and enjoyable.
Yes! The game is fully responsive and works great on smartphones and tablets. You can use the on-screen keyboard or your device's keyboard.
No, there's no time limit. You can take as much time as you need to think about your next guess. The game is all about strategy, not speed.
Popular starting words include "STARE", "ARISE", "RAISE", or "SLATE" because they contain common vowels and consonants that help you gather information quickly.
Your current game progress is tracked during play. Future updates may include detailed statistics like win rate and guess distribution.
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