Wordle Helper.
How the helper works.
You guess a word. Wordle tells you which letters are right (green), in the word but wrong place (yellow), or not in the word at all (gray). Type that into the helper and we’ll filter the dictionary down to words that match every constraint at once.
// THE FILTER
- Green letter at slot N — only show words with that exact letter at slot N.
- Yellow letter at slot N — only show words that contain the letter but NOT at slot N.
- Gray letter — exclude any word containing that letter (unless it also appears as green or yellow elsewhere — Wordle marks duplicates as gray when the answer only has one).
- Excluded letters field — same as marking gray, just a faster way to dump in everything you’ve ruled out.
// THE RANKING
Results are sorted by a letter-frequency heuristic — words with more common, distinct letters come first. The top suggestion is usually the most informative next guess: it tests more high-frequency letters in one shot, which narrows the remaining space fastest.
// CAVEAT
Our wordlist is ENABLE, ~13K five-letter words. The actual Wordle answer pool is a curated subset of ~2,300 common words that the NYT keeps internal. So you’ll see obscure entries like azlon or boyla in the results — Wordle won’t accept those as the answer, but they’re technically valid filters. Mentally favor words you’d actually expect.
Related: Word Unscrambler, Scrabble Cheat, ENABLE vs TWL vs SOWPODS.

