Turn your green & yellow clues into a shortlist.
Tell the helper what you already know from the board, and it filters our five-letter dictionary down to the guesses that still fit — so you spend your remaining tries wisely.
How to read the tiles
Green — right letter, right spot.
Yellow — in the word, wrong spot.
Grey — not in the word at all.
Three quick steps to a smarter guess
Enter your greens
Type the letters locked in their correct spots, using a dot for any square you haven't cracked yet.
Add yellows & greys
List the letters you know are in the word, and the ones the board has ruled out completely.
Pick your play
Scan the shortlist and choose the guess that eliminates the most remaining options.
Wordle helper questions
That's your call! Many players use it only after a couple of guesses, as a nudge rather than a giveaway. We never reveal the day's answer — we simply narrow the field of valid words based on the clues you enter.
Strong openers pack common letters and vowels — words like CRANE, SLATE or AUDIO cover a lot of ground and tend to light up plenty of green and yellow tiles early.
Yes. Put a letter in both the green and yellow fields if you know it appears more than once, and the filter will keep words that contain it in multiple spots.
The Wordle helper is tuned for the classic five-letter grid. For other lengths, the Anagram Solver and Crossword Cracker handle any word size you throw at them.
One guess away from the win?
Punch in your clues above and let the helper hand you the shortlist.