Wordle Calculator

Enter your guesses and tap tiles to set their feedback. LexaCalc instantly narrows the solution pool.

Add a Guess

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Tap a tile to cycle it from gray to yellow to greenorange to blue, matching the game. The word list updates as you go.

Gray: not in the word. YellowOrange: in the word, wrong spot. GreenBlue: right spot.

Your Board

Need to remove a guess? Use the × button next to the row.

Remaining Words

Add at least one guess to start filtering.

How this works

The Wordle Calculator helps you find the answer when you're stuck on a five-letter word puzzle. After each guess in Wordle, the game gives you feedback through colored tiles. This tool uses that feedback to immediately narrow down the remaining possibilities, often reducing thousands of candidate words to just a handful.

Type a five-letter word into the "Add a Guess" box and press Add. A row of tiles appears below. Click each tile to cycle through feedback states, just like the game: gray means the letter is not in the answer; yellow means the letter is somewhere in the word but not in that position; green means the letter is correct and in the right spot. The word list updates every time you change a tile. A letter you mark carries to the same letter in that column on other rows and new guesses: green always, yellow and gray only when neither word repeats that letter. If you play with high-contrast colors, turn on the "High-contrast colors" setting and the tiles show orange and blue instead of yellow and green.

You can add as many guess rows as you need. Each new row further filters the list. After three or four rounds, you will usually see only one or two words remaining.

See it in action

You guessed CRANE and got:

C R A N E

A is in the word but not in position 3. C, R, N, and E are eliminated. The solver cuts the list from around 14,000 words to about 1,500.

Next you tried BADLY and got:

B A D L Y

A is confirmed in position 2. D, L, and Y are locked in positions 3, 4, and 5. B is out. The solver narrows to just 2 words: MADLY and SADLY.

Your third guess is SADLY and you see:

S A D L Y

All five letters correct. SADLY is the answer — solved in three guesses.

Tips for using a solver

  • Start with a word that covers common vowels and frequent consonants like E, A, R, T, and S.
  • After each guess, set all five tile colors to match the game. A tile left gray when it should be yellow or green will skew the results.
  • If many words remain, pick a guess that tests new letters rather than repeating ones you already know about.
  • The solver supports Quordle and Octordle — use the mode buttons at the top to switch between multi-board variants.
  • The word list includes every valid five-letter English word, not just past Wordle answers, so some results may be unfamiliar.

Frequently asked questions

Is this Wordle solver free to use?

Yes, completely free. There are no accounts, no sign-ups, and no limits on how many times you can use it.

Will using a solver get me banned from Wordle?

No. Wordle does not monitor how you arrive at your answers. The game runs entirely in your browser with no cheat detection.

How many words are in the dictionary?

The solver uses a list of about 14,800 five-letter English words. This includes every word Wordle might accept as a valid guess.

Does it work for Quordle and Octordle?

Yes. Use the mode buttons at the top to select multi-board variants. Each board tracks its own feedback independently.

What do the tile colors mean?

Gray means the letter is not in the answer. Yellow means the letter is in the word but in a different position. Green means the letter is correct and in the right spot. With the "High-contrast colors" setting on, yellow shows as orange and green as blue.

Why does the solver show words I've never heard of?

The dictionary includes all valid five-letter English words, not just common ones. Wordle occasionally uses less familiar words, so the solver keeps the full list to avoid missing the answer.