Word of the Day
Guess the hidden word. Coloured tiles show which letters are right and where they go.
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Play Word of the DayFree daily word puzzle
Guess today's word in six tries. A fresh puzzle every morning, a hint when you're stuck, and a leaderboard to see how you stack up. It takes two minutes, right in your browser.
No app. No sign-up needed. Free forever.
Today
Two quick puzzles, both built around a single word. Same word for everyone, new ones every day.
Guess the hidden word. Coloured tiles show which letters are right and where they go.
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Play Word of the DayThe letters of today's word are scrambled. Tap them back into the right order.
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Play the AnagramHow it works
Type any word with the right number of letters and press Guess.
Green: right letter, right spot. Yellow: right letter, wrong spot. Grey: not in the word.
Stuck after two guesses? A hint appears. Solve it, share your result, and come back tomorrow.
Why players come back
One word a day fits in your coffee break.
See today's top scorers by guesses and time.
Log in to keep your streak going across devices.
Play extra puzzles made from your favourite publishers' headlines.
For news publishers
Readers who play come back every day. PublisherPuzzles makes daily puzzles from your own articles, in your own brand, on your own site. You only need to add one line of code.
FAQ
Yes. Playing is free and works in any browser. You don't need an account — create one only if you want your name on the leaderboard and to keep your streak across devices.
You get six tries to guess the word of the day. After each guess the tiles turn green (right letter, right spot), yellow (right letter, wrong spot) or grey (letter not in the word). After two wrong guesses you get a hint.
Every day. Everyone gets the same word, so you can compare results with friends.
Yes. Open the game in your phone's browser and choose "Add to Home Screen". It then opens like an app.
Yes. Publishers get their own portal where daily puzzles are made from their own articles, styled in their own brand, and embedded with one line of code. Learn more for publishers.