Wordle Hints is a small site with one job: help you enjoy the daily word games a little more. Every morning we publish fresh, spoiler-safe hints for the day’s Wordle, along with the answer hidden behind a reveal you choose to open. We also cover the daily Connections and Strands puzzles in the same way, and keep a running archive of past Wordle answers so you can check what has already been used.
How we do hints
Our hints are written to help you solve the puzzle yourself, not to hand you the answer before you have had a go. Each day’s page starts with the facts — the date, the puzzle number and the pattern — then five hints that get sharper as you go. The first hint tells you what kind of word it is. The last one practically spells it out. Between them you get the letters, the vowels and a rhyme, which is usually enough. The answer sits behind a tap-to-reveal box, so nothing on the page spoils the puzzle before you ask it to.
We also write longer guides for players who want to get better: starting words, second-guess strategy, the probe, Hard Mode, double letters and the trap patterns that end streaks. Everything is written by people who play every day, in plain language, and updated every morning. There are no sticky ads, no popups, and no tricks to make you click.
What we cover
- Wordle Today — daily hints and the answer for the current Wordle puzzle.
- Past Answers — the recent Wordle answers, with a short note on each one.
- Connections Today — daily Connections hints before the answers.
- Strands Today — daily Strands hints and structure.
- Wordle Solver — how to think through a solve, step by step.
- Blog — longer guides on starting words, letter frequencies, word-game benefits and more.
Not affiliated with The New York Times
Wordle Hints is not affiliated with The New York Times. Wordle is a trademark of The New York Times, and the daily Wordle puzzle itself lives on the Times’ games pages, where it is free to play once a day. We are an independent hints and guide site: we write about the puzzle, we do not own it, and we are not connected to the Times in any way.
If you have a question or spot a mistake, our Contact page is the place to reach us. And if you are here for today’s puzzle, the Wordle Today page is waiting — the hints are fresh, the answer is hidden, and puzzle #1976 arrives at midnight.