Wordle helper

Enter the green, yellow and grey letters from your guesses and see every 5-letter word that still fits, most likely answers first. We also suggest a next guess that tests the most useful letters.

Green correct letter, right spot
Yellow in the word, but not in this spot (type all yellows for each spot)
Grey letters not in the word
0 possible answers

How to use the Wordle helper

Green: type the letter in the box for its position.

Yellow: type the letter in the box where it showed yellow. If more than one letter was yellow in the same spot across your guesses, type them all in that box.

Grey: type every grey letter into the grey box. If a letter is green or yellow somewhere and grey somewhere else (a repeated letter), leave it out of the grey box.

Answers are ranked by how common the word is in English, because puzzle answers are almost always everyday words. Plurals and rare words are listed after.

Strong first guesses

Words that test five of the most frequent letters in 5-letter words:

slate5crane7trace7arose5raise5stare5irate5adieu6

Want the data behind these? See the 5-letter word list.

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Frequently asked questions

Does this show the answer for today?
No. The helper only filters words using the clues you enter, so it never spoils the puzzle unless you ask it to.
Which words can be answers?
We search all 8,612 five-letter words in our list, and rank the common ones first. Daily puzzle answers are usually common words, so start at the top.
What about repeated letters?
If a letter is green or yellow in one spot and grey in another, the word has that letter only as many times as it is green or yellow. Leave it out of the grey box and the helper will handle it.

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