A daily puzzle to find the longest hidden word in the fewest guesses. Tap letters left to right across the grid, skipping any you like, to spell words.
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Play on crosswordle.comWhat is crosswordle.com?
Crosswordle is a free daily word puzzle that merges Wordle-style color clues with a crossword grid. Swap scrambled letters on a 7x7 board until every tile turns green, using no more than 6 swaps.
How to play crosswordle.com
Tap two letters to swap their positions. Green letters are correct and locked; yellow letters are in the right word but wrong spot; gray letters belong to a different word. Solve the puzzle with up to 6 swaps remaining to earn stars.
Tips & strategy
- Start by identifying common letters to anchor words.
- Use yellow clues to narrow down letter positions within a word.
- Save swaps for later; don't rush to fix every gray tile immediately.
- Focus on one crossing word at a time to reduce possibilities.
Frequently asked questions
Is Crosswordle free?
Yes, it's completely free with no download or signup required.
How often does the puzzle update?
A new daily puzzle is released every day. There are also unlimited practice games and an archive.
Is there a mobile app?
No, Crosswordle runs in any web browser on desktop and mobile devices.
What do the colors mean?
Green means correct position, yellow means right word but wrong spot, gray means wrong word.
What is the perfect score?
6 stars, achieved by solving with all 6 swaps remaining.
Where to play
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