Quordle Solver

Solve all 4 Quordle boards at once. Find the perfect 5-letter words to beat today's puzzle

Quordle Solver

Quordle Solver helps you crack all four Quordle boards by filtering 12,900+ five-letter words based on your green, yellow, and gray clues. Stuck on Board 3 while the others are solved? Enter your tile colors and see every word that still fits.

What Is Quordle?

Quordle is a word puzzle that challenges you to solve four five-letter words simultaneously in just 9 guesses. Every word you type appears on all four grids, with separate color feedback for each board. It's the most popular Wordle variant, with over 500,000 daily players.

The game was created by Freddie Meyer in January 2022, based on a prototype built by engineer David Mah. Meyer had been playing Dordle (the 2-word variant) and wanted a bigger challenge. The Guardian featured Quordle within days of launch, and it hit a million players within two months.

Merriam-Webster acquired Quordle on January 22, 2023. The game remains free to play on their website, with new daily puzzles released every day. Since the acquisition, they've added features like stats tracking and a hard mode.

How to Use the Quordle Solver

Our solver works for each Quordle board individually. Use it for the boards giving you the most trouble:

  1. Pick a board: Choose which of the 4 Quordle boards you need help with.
  2. Enter green letters: Type letters that turned green on that board in their exact positions.
  3. Enter yellow letters: Type letters that turned yellow on that board. The solver finds all words containing them.
  4. Enter gray letters: Type letters that turned gray on that board to exclude them.
  5. Pick a word that helps multiple boards: Matching words appear on this page. Choose a guess that also helps your other unsolved boards.

Worked example: After guessing SLATE, Board 1 shows S green (position 1) and E green (position 5). Board 3 shows A yellow and T yellow. Enter S in position 1 and E in position 5 for Board 1 to see words like SHINE, STOVE, or SURGE. Then enter A and T as yellow letters for Board 3 to narrow that board down separately.

Quordle Strategy: How to Solve All 4 Boards

Quordle's 9-guess limit across 4 boards is tight. These strategies help you consistently win.

Use Your First 2-3 Guesses as Scouts

Don't try to solve any board early. Your opening guesses should gather maximum data across all 4 boards. Ideal: your first 3 guesses test 15 unique letters. Try SLATE, then CRONY, then HUMID. For the data behind these picks, see our best Wordle starting words guide (the letter frequency analysis applies to all variants).

Solve the "Almost Done" Boards First

After 2-3 scouting guesses, some boards will have 3 or 4 green letters. Solve these immediately. Each board you close is one less distraction, and it frees up mental bandwidth for the harder ones.

Don't Waste Guesses on Wild Swings

With only 9 guesses for 4 boards, every guess must serve a purpose. If you can't confidently solve a board, make a guess that helps multiple boards instead. A strategic "information guess" beats a lucky shot that misses.

The Endgame Squeeze

If you've solved 2 boards and have 3 guesses left for 2 remaining boards, you need to solve one board per guess. This is where the solver helps most. It eliminates impossible words so you can guess with confidence rather than crossing your fingers.

Track Your Guesses Mentally

The biggest mistake in Quordle is losing count. After 3 scouting guesses, you've got 6 left for 4 boards. After solving one more board, you've got 5 left for 3. Keep this running count in your head to avoid panic on the last guess. Our guide to common Wordle mistakes covers similar traps that cost players their streak.

Quordle Game Modes

Quordle offers two main modes, and our solver works for both.

Daily Quordle

The standard mode. A new puzzle every day with 4 words and 9 guesses. All 4 boards are active from the start, and you get feedback on every board with each guess. This is what most players mean when they say "Quordle."

Daily Sequence

Same 4 words, but you solve them one at a time. You get 10 guesses total instead of 9. The catch? You don't see feedback for the next puzzle until you solve (or fail) the current one. It's a different kind of challenge that rewards word-by-word focus over multi-board strategy. If you enjoy Sequence mode, our common Wordle endings guide helps you spot patterns faster when solving boards individually.

Quordle vs Wordle vs Dordle

Here's how Quordle stacks up against the other major Wordle variants:

Wordle Dordle Quordle
Words to solve124
Total guesses679
Guesses per word (avg)6.03.52.25
Owned byNew York TimesIndependentMerriam-Webster
Daily puzzleYesYesYes + Sequence mode
DifficultyModerateHardVery Hard

The big drop happens at the guesses-per-word ratio. Quordle gives you just 2.25 guesses per word on average, which is why scouting guesses are so important. You can't brute-force your way through 4 boards. Want an even bigger challenge? Try our Octordle Solver for 8 boards at once.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Quordle?

Quordle is a word puzzle where you solve four five-letter words simultaneously in 9 guesses. Created by Freddie Meyer in January 2022, it was acquired by Merriam-Webster in January 2023 and now has over 500,000 daily players.

How many guesses do you get in Quordle?

You get 9 guesses in standard Quordle and 10 guesses in Daily Sequence mode. Each guess applies to all 4 boards at once, which works out to about 2.25 guesses per word on average.

What are the best starting words for Quordle?

Use your first 2 to 3 guesses as scouts. SLATE followed by CRONY covers 10 common letters. Adding HUMID as a third guess tests 15 unique letters total. The goal is to gather maximum data across all 4 boards before trying to solve any single one.

Who owns Quordle now?

Merriam-Webster acquired Quordle on January 22, 2023. The game was originally created by Freddie Meyer and engineer David Mah. It's now available for free at merriam-webster.com/games/quordle.

What is Quordle Daily Sequence?

Daily Sequence is an alternate Quordle mode where you solve the 4 words one at a time instead of all at once. You get 10 guesses total, and you don't see feedback for the next puzzle until you solve or fail the current one.

Is Quordle harder than Wordle?

Yes. Quordle is much harder. You're solving 4 words with 9 shared guesses, which averages to just 2.25 guesses per word. In Wordle, you get 6 guesses for a single word. Quordle requires broad information-gathering in the early turns rather than trying to solve immediately.

Where can I play Quordle?

You can play Quordle for free at merriam-webster.com/games/quordle. It's available on any web browser with no app or account required. A new daily puzzle and daily sequence puzzle are released every day.

How does the Quordle Solver work?

Enter the green, yellow, and gray letters from any of your 4 Quordle boards. The solver filters 12,900+ words to show matches for that board. Use it for each board separately, focusing on the boards where you have the most clues.