Wordle Unlimited
Guess the hidden five-letter word in six tries. Play as many rounds as you like, with colour hints after every guess.
Type a five-letter word to start.
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How to play Wordle Unlimited
Green G is in the word and in the right spot.
Yellow T is in the word, but in a different spot.
Grey U is not in the word.
- Type a 5-letter word and press Enter.
- Read the colours: they show how close each letter is.
- Use the clues to narrow it down and solve it in 6 tries.
- Press New Game to start another round whenever you like.
Practise with Wordle Unlimited, without limits
Wordle Unlimited is a free browser game for anyone who loves five-letter guessing puzzles and wishes there were more than one a day. Each round hides a random five-letter word. You have six tries to find it, and after every guess the tiles change colour to tell you how close you are. Finished? Press New Game and the next word is ready straight away.
How the colour hints work in Wordle Unlimited
A green tile means the letter is correct and in the right place. A yellow tile means the letter appears in the word but in a different position. A grey tile means the letter is not in the word, or that you have already found all of its copies. The Wordle Unlimited keyboard keeps track of the same information, so you always know which letters are still available.
Tips for solving Wordle Unlimited in fewer guesses
- Open with variety. A first word with several different common letters, including a couple of vowels, gives the most information.
- Use the grey letters. Once a letter is ruled out, leave it alone unless you are testing for double letters.
- Think about position. A yellow letter cannot go where you just tried it. Move it to a new spot in the next guess.
- Watch for double letters. Words such as ASSET or LLAMA are fair answers, and the colours handle repeated letters carefully.
- Eliminate, then commit. If several answers fit a pattern, pick a guess that splits them apart rather than a word that only confirms one of them.
About Wordle Unlimited
Wordle Unlimited is an independent practice game written for this site. The words come from openly licensed English word lists, and every round runs entirely in your browser. Your statistics are stored only on your own device. Not affiliated with The New York Times or Wordle. If you enjoy the daily version, keep playing it. Wordle Unlimited is just a place to warm up and practise.
Looking for something different? Try our Poople word ladder practice game, or browse all free word games.
Wordle Unlimited FAQ
Is Wordle Unlimited free?
Yes. You can play as many rounds as you like, completely free.
How is this different from the daily game?
The daily game gives one word per day. This unlimited version starts a new random word every time you press New Game, so you can keep practising.
Does my progress save?
Your statistics are stored only in your own browser. Clearing your browser data for this site resets them.
Is this affiliated with The New York Times or Wordle?
No. This is an independent fan-made practice game and is not affiliated with The New York Times or Wordle.