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Add to ChromePlay Wordle online and try to uncover a hidden word using color-coded clues. In the standard mode, the answer contains five letters and you have six attempts to find it.
The version displayed here includes Daily and Unlimited modes, several selectable word lengths, statistics and interface settings. It runs directly in a modern browser without requiring an application download.

Wordle is a word-guessing puzzle created by software engineer Josh Wardle. The game was publicly released in October 2021 and was acquired by The New York Times in January 2022.
Its standard format asks players to identify one hidden five-letter word within six guesses. After every accepted word, the tiles change color to indicate which letters are correct, misplaced or absent from the answer.
Transparency note: The playable version embedded on this page is provided by WordleGame.org. It is an independent implementation and is not the official New York Times Wordle. The official puzzle is published through NYT Games.
| Game type | Word-guessing puzzle |
|---|---|
| Original creator | Josh Wardle |
| Original public release | October 2021 |
| Official publisher | The New York Times Games since 2022 |
| Standard word length | 5 letters |
| Standard attempt limit | 6 guesses |
| Displayed game modes | Daily and Unlimited |
| Displayed version | Independent WordleGame.org implementation |
| Platform | Desktop and mobile web browsers |
Begin by entering a valid word with the required number of letters. After you submit it, the game compares each letter with the hidden answer and displays a separate clue for every tile.
Use the feedback to reduce the possible answers. Keep confirmed positions, move misplaced letters and test useful alternatives for the remaining spaces.
Answers can contain the same letter more than once. However, the game only colors as many copies as the answer contains. If your guess uses a letter twice but the answer contains it once, one tile may be green or yellow while the extra copy appears gray.
| Mode | How it works |
|---|---|
| Daily | Provides a puzzle associated with the current day. |
| Unlimited | Lets you start additional random puzzles without waiting for the following day. |
Unlimited refers to the number of rounds you can start. Each standard five-letter round still uses the normal six-attempt limit.
The displayed version is not limited to five-letter puzzles. Its settings allow you to select words containing between 4 and 11 letters.
The five-letter option remains the standard Wordle format. When another length is selected, follow the rows and attempt counter shown inside the game rather than assuming that every variation uses identical rules.
The embedded version includes the following options:
The statistics panel records results produced in the displayed browser version. It includes:
These statistics belong to the independent embedded version. They are not connected to an NYT Games account or the official Wordle Archive.
| Feature | Official NYT Wordle | Displayed version |
|---|---|---|
| Publisher | The New York Times Games | WordleGame.org |
| Relationship | Official Wordle | Independent implementation |
| Standard puzzle | 5 letters and 6 attempts | 5 letters and 6 attempts |
| Daily mode | Yes | Yes |
| Unlimited random rounds | Not the standard daily format | Yes |
| Selectable word lengths | Standard game uses 5 letters | 4 to 11 letters |
The embedded Wordle-style game works directly in modern desktop and mobile browsers. No application installation is required. An internet connection is needed to load the game, and statistics may depend on data stored by your browser.
Wordle is a word puzzle in which you use color feedback to identify a hidden word. The standard format uses a five-letter answer and six guesses.
Josh Wardle created the original game and released it publicly in October 2021. The New York Times acquired it in January 2022.
No. The embedded game is an independent implementation provided by WordleGame.org and is not affiliated with The New York Times.
Yes. The displayed version has an Unlimited mode that lets you start additional random rounds. Each standard round still gives you six attempts.
Yes. An answer can contain the same letter more than once, and extra copies in a guess may appear gray when the answer contains fewer copies.
No. This version runs directly in a desktop or mobile browser without requiring an application installation.
Wordle uses a simple grid and three types of color feedback to turn one hidden word into a focused deduction puzzle. The independent version displayed here offers Daily and Unlimited modes, multiple word lengths, statistics and accessibility settings while remaining playable directly in a browser.
