Guess today's word right in your browser, no sign-up and nothing to install. Pick 4, 5, or 6 letters; each mode runs once a day. For a different kind of logic puzzle, switch to Sudoku.
You guess an English word letter by letter. After each attempt, tile color shows whether a letter is correct, in the word but in the wrong spot, or not in the word at all. Daily Word Puzzle is its own build with its own word lists, not a copy of any brand-name game.
Attempts match the word length: 4 in the 4-letter mode, 5 in the 5-letter mode, 6 in the 6-letter mode. Each mode runs once a day; after that the page shows your result for that day.
Daily words come from common everyday vocabulary: nouns, verbs, and adjectives, picked by frequency in real English text. Technical terms, abbreviations, and personal names are deliberately excluded.
The on-screen keyboard remembers letters you've already tried, including their status, so your next guess shows what's already ruled out. On desktop, type with your physical keyboard instead.
A valid guess is a real English word of the matching length, checked against a broad dictionary rather than just the most common words. Green means the letter and position are both right. Yellow means the letter is in the word but in the wrong spot. Gray means the letter isn't in the word at all. Repeated letters in the target word are scored correctly even when your guess repeats them too. After your last attempt, the page reveals the word if you didn't win.
Daily Word Puzzle runs entirely in your browser. Progress and daily results stay on your device, there is no account and nothing is sent to a server. Copying your result as an emoji grid also works without any network request, straight through your browser's clipboard.
Prefer German? Worträtsel is the same game in German. For a number-based logic puzzle, switch to Sudoku, for a card game try Solitaire, or play quick rounds of Classic Memory.
No. Its own word lists, its own name, not a clone or licensed version of an existing game.
Each of the three modes once per calendar day. After that the page shows your result, and a new word appears the next day.
No, everything runs in the browser. No account, no download, no tracking.
Yes. Every guess is checked against a broad English dictionary, not just the words common enough to appear as a daily target.
No. Daily target words come from a curated list of common nouns and verbs; personal names are deliberately excluded.
Yes, Worträtsel is the same game in German, with its own word list and daily rotation.