Enter your known letters and constraints to find the perfect Quordle solution
Enter letters you know are in the correct position
Enter letters that are in the word but in wrong positions
Enter letters that are not in the word
Green: Letter is correct and in right position
Yellow: Letter is in word but wrong position
Gray: Letter is not in the word
Quordle is the Wordle spin-off developed by Merriam-Webster, where you get a fresh and new puzzle every single day. What’s different in Quordle is that you have to find 4 different answer words to complete your day puzzle.
Each guess you enter into the puzzle will be automatically utilized in all four puzzles and turned into different colors (green, yellow, and gray). You use those color-based outcomes to find answer words and solve the puzzle. Each day, Quordle adds a new puzzle, and the best part is, it does not repeat the same puzzle.
Quordle Solver is a free online tool built to help players find today’s five-letter words and win the streak. It offers a seamless and easy-to-use interface where you get different input fields based on the game colors. To use them, here’s what you need to do:
Enter your green letters: In the green letters field, you have to type in those letters that Quordle highlighted in green. They are part of today’s answer word and placed in exact position, so you must also place them in the very exact place.
Enter your yellow letters: Next, you must enter any yellow letters in the respective area of Quordle Solver. These letters indicate that they are part of the answer word, but in the wrong position. So, you can enter them in any of the five input fields.
Enter your gray letters: Lastly, make sure to enter all your gray letters to filter out words deeply. You can enter up to 25 different letters, but not the repeating ones. Quordle Solver will avoid using those gray letters while forming word combinations and give you precise results.
Hit “Find Solutions” to generate answers: After you provide every bit of detail, simply click on the “Find Solutions” button and let Quordle Solver do its job. It will generate a bunch of words that you can use to solve the puzzle or get closer to discovering the answer word.
If you are not ready for the full solver yet, try narrowing things down yourself first with a general hint strategy. These tips work for any day's puzzle, not just today's:
• Start broad: Open with a word that uses common vowels and consonants, such as one built around A, E, S, T, or R, to gather the most information from your first guess.
• Use four different openers: Since Quordle checks four words at once, starting each grid with a different high-value word covers more letters across the board in fewer turns.
• Read every clue carefully: A letter can be green in one grid and gray in another, so track each of the four boards separately rather than assuming one answer applies to all.
• Save your last few guesses for the solver: Once you have several green and yellow letters locked in, that is the ideal time to switch to the Qourdle Solver above and let it do the narrowing for you.
• No account required: Use the Quordle Solver right away with no sign-up, no login, and no personal details needed.
• Color-based input: Separate fields for green, yellow, and gray letters mirror exactly how Quordle displays your results, so there is no translation step.
• Unlimited free use: There are no daily limits or paywalls. Use the solver as many times as you need across all four of today's grids.
Use the hint strategies above if you want to keep solving on your own, or enter your known letters into the Qourdle Solver for an instant, accurate shortlist of today's four answer words.
Qourdle is simply a common misspelling of Quordle, the word puzzle where you solve four Wordle style grids at once. Both spellings lead to the same game and the same solver on this page.
No. Quordle was created independently by developer Freddie Meyer and is now owned by Merriam-Webster, not by the New York Times. The New York Times owns Wordle, which is the game Quordle was inspired by.
Quordle is playable for free on Merriam-Webster's website. This page is built to help you solve that day's puzzle once you have started playing, not to host the game itself.
Use the strategy tips in the hint section above, such as opening with a vowel heavy word, or enter whatever green and yellow letters you already have into the Qourdle Solver for an instant shortlist.
Enter every green, yellow, and gray letter you have found so far into the Quordle Solver above. The more clues you provide, the shorter and more accurate the result list becomes.
Yes. The Quordle Solver on nytsolvers is completely free, with no account, no sign-up, and no limit on how many times you use it.
No. Quordle releases a fresh set of four puzzles every day and does not reuse a past day's answers.