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.
Petalgrams
Make words using the letters on the flower, aiming for a pangram. More letters are added as you go.
What is Petalgrams?
Petalgrams is a daily word puzzle built around a flower-shaped letter grid. Each level presents a set of letters arranged like petals, with one letter at the center. Your goal is to form words using those letters, always including the center letter, and to discover the pangram — a word that uses every available letter. Finding a pangram (or exhausting your guesses) advances you to the next flower, which adds a new letter to the center. The game ends when you complete the 10-letter flower.
How to play Petalgrams
Every word must contain the center letter, and letters can be reused freely. Non-pangram words cost a guess and reduce your pangram multiplier, while pangrams score based on word length multiplied by that multiplier. Other valid words score their length. You earn different flower badges depending on how quickly you find the pangram and your total score. The full rules are explained in-game, and a daily puzzle resets each day.
Tips & strategy
- Always look for the pangram first — it's the fastest way to level up and boosts your score.
- Longer words score more, so try to build from the center letter outward.
- If you're stuck, playing a non-pangram word gives a hint toward the pangram, but it costs a guess.
Frequently asked questions
What is a pangram?
A word that uses every letter in the current flower. Every flower has at least one.
Can I reuse letters?
Yes, letters can be used as many times as you like in a single word.
How do I win?
Complete the 10-letter flower by finding pangrams (or running out of guesses) on each level.
Where to play
Play Petalgramspetalgrams.com · free, new puzzle daily
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