Wordle Solver 4-9 Letters

Analyze your clues across word lengths and languages — tap results for definitions

How to use Grid Mode:
  1. Type your guess in the current row (length matches your selected tab)
  2. Click each letter to cycle: Green → Yellow → Gray
  3. Click "Submit Turn" to lock in and see filtered results
  4. Green letters auto-carry to the next row
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Type a letter in each box where you know the exact position

Letters confirmed in the word but not yet placed correctly

Letters that have been ruled out entirely

About This Wordle Solver

WordleWonk's solver is built for analytical players who want to optimize every guess. Unlike basic helpers limited to standard 5-letter Wordle, this tool supports word lengths from 4 to 9 letters across 7 languages — covering Wordle, Lingle, Dordle, Quordle, and countless regional variants.

Multi-length, multi-language: Switch between 4-9 letter puzzles with a single click. The grid dynamically resizes, word lists reload automatically, and your clue history resets so every puzzle gets a fresh analysis.

How to Use This Tool

  1. Select word length — Choose 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, or 9 from the tabs. The grid and word list adapt automatically.
  2. Choose your language — English uses the official 12,540-word Wordle list for 5-letter mode. Other languages and lengths pull from comprehensive dictionaries.
  3. Pick your mode — Quick Mode for fast lookups or Grid Mode for turn-by-turn simulation.
  4. Enter your clues — Green letters in exact positions, yellow for letters in the word but wrong spot, gray to exclude.
  5. Analyze results — Words are ranked by letter frequency. The statistically strongest guesses appear first.
  6. Click any word for crossword clues and definitions (5-letter English words).

Strategic Insights

  • Information theory: Each guess should maximize the number of letters tested. Avoid repeating confirmed letters in early turns.
  • Positional frequency: Some letters are much more common in specific positions. S often starts words, E often ends them. Our frequency scoring accounts for this.
  • Longer puzzles are harder: A 7-letter puzzle has exponentially more candidates than a 5-letter one. Narrow down vowels first, then focus on consonant clusters.
  • Language-specific patterns: German favors SCH- and -UNG endings. French loves -TION and -MENT. Use language knowledge to eliminate faster.
  • Double letters: About 20% of answers contain repeated letters. Do not rule this out prematurely.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this solver handle puzzles longer than 5 letters?

Yes. WordleWonk supports word lengths from 4 to 9 letters. Select your target length from the tabs above the grid. The solver dynamically loads the appropriate word list and resizes the grid to match.

Which languages are supported?

Seven languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian. Each uses its own curated dictionary. For 5-letter English, we use the official Wordle guess list of 12,540 words.

Where do non-5-letter word lists come from?

For lengths other than 5 (and for non-English languages), word lists are fetched from our API backed by comprehensive Scrabble-approved dictionaries. These include thousands of valid words per length, cached locally after the first load for instant filtering.

How does the frequency ranking work?

Each word is scored based on English letter frequency (E=12.7%, T=9.1%, A=8.2%, etc.) with penalties for repeated letters and bonuses for common starting/ending patterns. The highest-scoring words represent your statistically strongest next guesses.