Do the colours mean the same thing with six letters?

Yes. Green is the right letter in the right square, yellow is in the word but not in that square, and grey means no more copies of that letter, counted the same way as in the five-letter game. Six squares make a repeated letter more likely, so the Counted cell under the grid is worth a look: it shows when a letter's number is pinned down.

Why does the list include words my game rejects?

Six-letter games each choose their own word lists, and this page has none of them. It matches your clues against the 15,232 six-letter words in the public-domain ENABLE dictionary, so a listed word fits every clue but may still be one your game will not take as a guess.

6 Letter Wordle Solver

This page opens the solver with a six-square grid, for games that mark a six-letter guess green, yellow and grey. Type each guess you have played, press a square to set its colour, and the panel lists every six-letter word in the ENABLE dictionary those clues still allow. All 15,232 of them are possible before the first guess, so the panel counts every match and lists the first 300 until your clues bring the count down.

Your guessestype a letter, press a tile to colour it

Still possibleloading the word list

Fetching the ENABLE word list, 1.7 MB. This happens once, and every search after it runs here in your browser.

Green, square known

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In the word

nothing yet

Not in the word

nothing yet

A tile takes a letter from the keyboard and cycles grey, green, yellow when you press it. Arrow keys move around the grid, backspace clears, and Escape empties the row you are in. A row counts once all six of its letters are typed, so a half-finished guess never narrows the list behind your back. The Letters buttons set the word length, and each length keeps its own board. On a touch screen, use the letter keys above: each one types into the square with the ring around it, and a key goes dim once a guess has ruled that letter out.

Fetching the ENABLE word list, 1.7 MB. This happens once.

Why a second E can come back grey. The game marks a guess left to right: greens first, then one yellow for each copy of a letter the answer still has spare. Guess an E twice against an answer holding one and the first E comes back yellow, the second grey. That grey is a count, not an exclusion: it says the answer holds exactly one E, and none in either of those two squares. A solver that reads it as “no E” throws the answer away, which is the mistake this page exists to avoid.

The word list. 172,823 words of public-domain ENABLE, 15,232 of them six letters long, already served on this site for the anagram solver. It is a dictionary, not the game’s answer list, so it holds words the game will refuse, and it cannot tell you what today’s answer is.

Accuracy. Exact against the word list it ships with: every word shown satisfies every clue you entered, and repeated letters are counted rather than guessed. The list is the public-domain ENABLE dictionary, not the game's own answer list, so a word here may not be accepted and today's answer cannot be known from this page.

Common questions

Do the colours mean the same thing with six letters?: Yes. Green is the right letter in the right square, yellow is in the word but not in that square, and grey means no more copies of that letter, counted the same way as in the five-letter game. Six squares make a repeated letter more likely, so the Counted cell under the grid is worth a look: it shows when a letter's number is pinned down.
Why does the list include words my game rejects?: Six-letter games each choose their own word lists, and this page has none of them. It matches your clues against the 15,232 six-letter words in the public-domain ENABLE dictionary, so a listed word fits every clue but may still be one your game will not take as a guess.

Exact against the word list it ships with: every word shown satisfies every clue you entered, and repeated letters are counted rather than guessed. The list is the public-domain ENABLE dictionary, not the game's own answer list, so a word here may not be accepted and today's answer cannot be known from this page.