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Daily Wordle-Style — 2026-06-11

Difficulty: easy · Guess a 5-letter word in 6 tries

How the daily Wordle-style game works

The daily Wordle-style game on PuzzlePage hides one common 5-letter English word. You have six guesses to find it. After every guess each letter tile changes color so you can deduce the answer:

  • AGreen — the letter is in the answer and in the correct position. Keep it there.
  • BYellow — the letter is in the answer but in a different position. Move it.
  • CGray — the letter is not in the answer. Avoid it.

Every answer is a common English word — no proper nouns, no plurals ending in S, no hyphenated or compound words. The puzzle resets at 00:00 UTC each day. The same answer is shown to every visitor in the world for that calendar date.

Strategy tips for solving in fewer guesses

  1. Open with vowels. Words like ADIEU, AUDIO, RAISE, or ARISE pack three to four vowels into one guess, narrowing the answer fast.
  2. Cover frequent consonants next. S, T, R, L, N, C, D, H, M, P, and Y cover most English words. A second guess like STORY, CLOUT, or PLANT efficiently tests several at once.
  3. Don't waste guesses repeating gray letters. Once a letter is gray, drop it from your mental pool for the rest of the puzzle.
  4. Place yellow letters somewhere new. A yellow letter is in the answer but not in the column you tried. Move it on your next guess.
  5. Watch for double letters. When you have only one or two unknown positions, words with repeated letters (LLAMA, GEESE, ABBOT) are common traps.
  6. Save risky guesses for late. If you are confident in four letters by guess four, brute-force the fifth on guess five.

Today's difficulty: easy

The daily Wordle-style puzzle ships at one of three difficulties on a fixed weekly schedule. Monday and Thursday are easy days designed for quick wins and newcomers. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Sunday are medium days that take a few minutes of careful thought. Friday and Saturday are hard days that may use less common but still familiar English words. Difficulty applies to vocabulary commonness and letter-pattern frequency — never to dictionary obscurity.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the daily Wordle-style game?
A free daily word puzzle where you guess a hidden 5-letter English word in up to six tries. After each guess, every letter changes color: green means the letter is in the answer and in the right position, yellow means the letter is in the answer but in a different position, and gray means the letter is not in the answer.
How often does the puzzle change?
Every day at 00:00 UTC. The puzzle for a given calendar date is the same for every visitor anywhere in the world, so you can compare results with friends.
What is a good first guess?
Words with three or four common vowels — such as ADIEU, AUDIO, RAISE, or ARISE — quickly tell you which vowels the answer uses. A solid second guess introduces high-frequency consonants like S, T, R, L, N, C, and H.
Are there obscure words or proper nouns?
No. Every answer is a common 5-letter English word that the typical US adult will recognize. The daily puzzle does not use names, places, brands, hyphenated words, or plurals ending in S.
How is difficulty decided?
Each day's puzzle is one of three difficulties — easy, medium, or hard — on a fixed weekly schedule. Mondays and Thursdays are easy, Tuesdays/Wednesdays/Sundays are medium, and Fridays/Saturdays are hard.
Does my streak save?
Yes — your streak, win history, and guess distribution are saved on your device via local storage. You do not need to create an account to play or to keep a streak.