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Wordle Helper

Enter the green (correct), yellow (present), and grey (absent) letters from your puzzle to see the matching five-letter words.

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Correct letters (green)

Type a letter in the position you know it belongs.

Letters in the word but position unknown.

Letters not in the word at all.

Enter your clues

Add the green, yellow, and grey letters from your puzzle to see matching words.

How to use Wordle Helper

The Wordle helper narrows down the possible answers to your puzzle from the clues you already have. Enter the green letters in their correct positions, the yellow letters that appear somewhere else, and the grey letters that are ruled out, and it instantly filters a list of common five-letter words to those that still fit. It does not know the day’s answer — it just gives you a much shorter shortlist to reason from, all privately in your browser.

  1. Enter any green letters in their correct positions.
  2. List the yellow letters that are in the word but misplaced.
  3. List the grey letters that are not in the word.
  4. Read the matching words and pick your next guess.

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Understanding green, yellow, and grey

Wordle gives three kinds of feedback. A green tile means the letter is correct and in the right position, so it locks that slot. A yellow tile means the letter is in the word but somewhere else, so it must appear but not where you tried it. A grey tile means the letter is not in the word at all and can be excluded. The helper turns these three signals into a filter: green letters fix positions, yellow letters are required, and grey letters are forbidden. Feeding in every clue you have from earlier guesses produces the tightest possible shortlist.

Wordle tile meanings
TileMeaningIn the helper
GreenRight letter, right spotFix the position
YellowRight letter, wrong spotPresent letter
GreyNot in the wordAbsent letter

A smarter strategy than guessing

Good Wordle play is about information, not luck. Strong opening words use common letters and vowels to reveal as many greens and yellows as possible, and each subsequent guess should use what you have learned to eliminate more of the field. The helper supports this by showing exactly how many words remain and what they are, so you can pick a next guess that tests new letters or, when only a few candidates remain, go for the win. It is a practice aid as much as a solver — seeing the list shrink teaches you how much each clue is worth.

Worked examples

One green

Inputs: Green: _r___

Result: Words with r in position 2

Green + grey

Inputs: Green c____, grey st

Result: c-words without s or t

Yellow letters

Inputs: Present: ae

Result: Words containing both a and e

Glossary

Green letter
A letter confirmed to be correct and in the right position.
Yellow letter
A letter that is in the word but was placed in the wrong position.
Grey letter
A letter that does not appear in the target word.
Candidate
A word that is still consistent with all the clues entered so far.

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