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Match a clue pattern
Already know the answer and the five tile colors? The solver checks the complete pattern, handles repeated letters, and lists matching five-letter candidates.
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Reverse Wordle Tools, Solvers & Strategy Guides
Choose the reverse Wordle tool that matches your next question. Find words for an exact color pattern, learn why duplicate letters turn gray, practice a dated board, or inspect first-party pattern statistics calculated from the same dictionary as the games.
Learn
Read the colors correctly
Start with green, yellow, and gray, then move to the duplicate-letter rules that explain why two copies of one letter can receive different colors.
Practice
Turn clues into constraints
Use seven tested reverse Wordle tips, then apply them to today's board, a past Daily puzzle, or Unlimited play without changing your Daily progress.
Research
Measure clue ambiguity
Calculate how many distinct color patterns an answer produces, how often a pattern identifies one word, and how large the broadest candidate group becomes.
Which resource should you use?
If you need a word now, use the Reverse Wordle Solver. If the colors themselves are confusing, begin with Wordle color meanings. When one repeated letter is yellow and another is gray, the dedicated duplicate-letter guide shows the exact two-pass calculation.
For practice, the reverse Wordle strategy guide connects each technique to a playable example. Continue with the Daily Archive, Unlimited, or Custom Unwordle. These tools share one scoring implementation, so a pattern tested in the lab behaves the same way in the original Unwordle games.
How these reverse Wordle tools are checked
Unwordle.online calculates colors locally in the browser. Exact-position matches are assigned before misplaced letters, and each copy in the answer can be consumed only once. Automated checks cover duplicate scoring, a fixed historical Daily board, Archive date behavior, solver candidate matching, and pattern statistics before deployment.
The word list comes from tabatkins/wordle-list under the MIT License. A result means the word is accepted by this site's dictionary; it does not claim acceptance by another game. Read the editorial and testing approach or send corrections through Contact.