Sordle

Wordle solver.

Enter your guesses and match the green, yellow, and gray tiles. Sordle shows which Wordle answers are still possible.

iOS 18 / iPadOS 18 or later · Free alphabetical suggestions

Sordle showing entered guesses, colored letter feedback, and free alphabetical word suggestions

Use the clues you have.

Mark each letter as correct, misplaced, or absent. The possible words update as you add feedback.

Find your next word.

Browse matching words alphabetically for free. Optional ranked suggestions help you choose a guess that reveals more information.

Solve on your device.

Your guesses and puzzle-solving stay on your device.

Turn a few clues into a shorter list.

  1. Enter your five-letter guess.

    Use the same word you tried in your puzzle.

  2. Match the tile colors.

    Tap each letter to set the feedback from your puzzle: correct, misplaced, or absent.

  3. Explore the possibilities.

    Tap a suggestion to fill your next row. Add its feedback after trying it in your puzzle.

Play your puzzle separately, then enter your guesses and feedback in Sordle to get help choosing your next word.

How to use Sordle
Sordle displaying letter feedback and ranked next guesses available with a subscription
Ranked suggestions shown. An optional subscription unlocks this view; alphabetical suggestions are free.
Can I play Wordle in Sordle?

No. Sordle is a solving aid, not a playable Wordle game. It helps you narrow down possible answers using the guesses and feedback from a puzzle you’re playing elsewhere.

What can I use for free?

The alphabetical list of matching words. An optional subscription adds ranked suggestions, which score guesses by how much they could help narrow the remaining possibilities.

What do the colors mean?

Green means the letter is in the correct position. Yellow means it’s in the word but in a different position. Gray means it’s absent, subject to the feedback for repeated letters.

Is Sordle affiliated with Wordle?

Wordle is a trademark of The New York Times Company. Sordle is an independent solver and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by The New York Times Company.

See which Wordle answers are left.

Download on the App Store

Free to download. See current subscription options.