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Quordle hands you four five-letter words to guess at once, all sharing the same nine attempts, so a strong opening approach matters more here than in standard Wordle. A few habits that keep your streak alive:
• Open with two different vowel-heavy words. Since every guess applies to all four boards, two openers that together cover A, E, I, O, U and common consonants like S, T, R, N reveal far more than repeating the same word logic four times.
• Track each board separately. A letter can be green on one grid and gray on another, so treat the four puzzles as four independent problems, not one shared answer.
• Solve the easiest board first. Locking in one word early frees up guesses to focus fully on the three that remain.
• Save your last few guesses for the solver. Once you have several green and yellow letters confirmed, switching to the Quordle Solver narrows the field faster than guessing manually.
• Green means the letter is correct and in the right position for that specific board.
• Yellow means the letter belongs in that word, just not in the position you guessed.
• Gray means the letter doesn't appear in that word at all, though it may still appear in one of the other three.
Every guess you type is checked against all four boards simultaneously, so one word can be green in one grid, yellow in another, and gray in a third, all at the same time.
Quordle is a daily word puzzle that takes the core idea of Wordle and multiplies it by four. Instead of guessing one five-letter word, you're solving four at the same time, using nine total guesses instead of six. Every word you type is entered across all four grids at once, which is what makes Quordle noticeably harder than the original game it was inspired by.
The puzzle resets every day with a brand new set of four words, and a new player streak tracks how many days in a row you've solved the full board.
• Words to solve: Wordle gives you 1 word, Quordle gives you 4 at once.
• Total guesses: Wordle allows 6 guesses, Quordle allows 9.
• Owner: Wordle is owned by The New York Times, Quordle is owned by Merriam-Webster.
• Difficulty: Quordle is generally harder, since you're tracking four boards at once instead of one.
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Solving Quordle is just one part of the daily puzzle routine. Visit our complete answer hub for every NYT and spinoff puzzle we cover, or check these directly:
• Quordle Solver: enter your known letters and get an instant shortlist of possible answers
• Wordle Hints: today's Wordle clues and confirmed answer
• Connections Hints: daily Connections categories and answers
• Strands Hints: today's Strands theme and word list
Check the Today's Quordle Hints and Answer section at the top of this page. It updates daily with fresh clues and the confirmed solution for all four boards.
Nine guesses total, shared across all four boards, compared to six guesses for a single word in standard Wordle.
Most players find it harder, since you're tracking four separate answers at once with a limited number of shared guesses, even though you get three extra attempts overall.
Yes. A new set of four words is released every day at midnight local time, and the previous day's puzzle is no longer playable.
Yes, using the Quordle Solver or the hints on this page doesn't affect your streak. Quordle only tracks whether you complete the puzzle, not how you got there.