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Antiwordle Solver

Enter your feedback and find legal five-letter guesses ranked to avoid the hidden answer.

Mandatory clue rulesAvoidance rankingSearches stay local

01 / Enter your result

What did your Antiwordle guess reveal?

Enter a five-letter guess, then mark each tile yellow, red, or gray.

ENABLEEXPANDEDBoth

Your guess

Yellow wrong spot Red correct and locked Gray absent. Unmarked letters count as gray.

Legal guesses

Ready for your first guess

Antiwordle rulesAlways required

Add feedback to see only words that satisfy every tile.

Your safe guesses will appear here

02 / Enter the result

How to Use the Antiwordle Solver

Choose a dictionary: use ENABLE for a broad North American list, EXPANDED for British and North American vocabulary, or Both for the widest combined results. Hover over or focus an option for details.
Enter the five-letter word you played.
Click each tile to mark it yellow, red, or gray. Unmarked tiles count as gray.
Select Add feedback & find safe guesses.
Choose a legal suggestion, play it in Antiwordle, and add the new feedback.
Edit or remove the newest row if a color was entered incorrectly.

03 / Tile meanings

Red, Yellow, and Gray Explained

Red letter: The hidden answer contains this letter in this exact position. Every later guess must keep it there.
Yellow letter: The letter is required, but every later guess must move it away from this position.
Gray letter: The letter is eliminated, except when another copy in the same row establishes a required count.

04 / Common questions

Antiwordle Solver FAQ

Does the solver enforce Antiwordle rules?

Yes. Suggestions exclude eliminated gray letters, include required yellow letters in new positions, and preserve red letters in their locked positions.

Can any suggestion still be the answer?

Yes. Every legal guess remains consistent with the feedback when the same dictionary supplies guesses and answers. The solver reduces information gain; it cannot guarantee a safe word.

Is this Antiwordle helper free?

Yes. The solver is free to use, requires no account, and runs locally in your browser.

What does the avoidance score mean?

A lower score indicates a guess expected to reveal less information and preserve more uncertainty about the hidden answer.

Are repeated letters supported?

Yes. Mixed feedback for duplicate letters establishes minimum and maximum copy counts for later guesses.

Are my guesses private?

Yes. Dictionary filtering and ranking run locally in your browser.