Add green letters
Type every correct letter into its exact numbered position. Leave unknown positions empty.

Free five-letter word finder
Enter your green, yellow, and gray letters to find possible five-letter words for your next Wordle guess.
Narrow the possibilities
Turn tile colors into a stronger guess
This free Wordle solver works as a five-letter word finder. Add the clues from your current board and it immediately narrows the dictionary to words that satisfy those clues.
Type every correct letter into its exact numbered position. Leave unknown positions empty.
Type letters that are in the word but appeared in the wrong position. No commas are needed.
Enter letters ruled out by the board. Matching five-letter words update automatically.
If you know some letters but not the complete answer, use the green slots for fixed positions and the yellow field for letters that must appear somewhere else. The result list becomes a practical five-letter word finder for Wordle and similar daily word puzzles.
Repeated letters matter. If the board confirms two copies of a yellow letter, enter that letter twice. The solver will only keep words containing at least that many copies.
A shorter result list does not automatically reveal today's answer. Compare the remaining words and choose a guess that tests useful new letters while preserving every confirmed clue.
When you are ready, return to Wordle Today to play the daily five-letter puzzle or switch to unlimited mode for another practice game.
Solver questions
A Wordle solver filters five-letter words using the green, yellow, and gray clues from your board.
Yes. Put known-position letters in the green boxes, required letters in the yellow field, and letters to avoid in the gray field.
No. It returns possible matching words. You decide which candidate to try, so the tool can help without automatically spoiling the daily answer.
Enter a confirmed yellow letter twice when the answer must contain two copies. Green letters can be placed separately in their exact positions.
Yes. The solver is free and runs in your browser without requiring an account.
Solver filters and repeated-letter handling reviewed July 12, 2026.