Five Letters is a classic word-guessing game. The computer picks a secret five-letter word, and you have six tries to guess it.
After each guess, the tiles show how close you are: green means the letter is in the right spot, yellow means it's in the word but the wrong spot, and gray means it isn't in the word at all.
Two modes: Word of the Day is one shared word for everyone, refreshed daily — see who solves it in fewer tries. Endless mode lets you play as much as you like.
The game tracks your stats: games played, win rate, current and best streaks, and your guess distribution. Progress saves automatically, and you can copy your result to share with friends. Stuck? Use a hint to reveal one letter.
The word list covers thousands of everyday English words, so only real, recognizable words appear as answers.
Play on phone or computer, using the on-screen keyboard or your own.
How to play
The goal is to guess the secret five-letter word in six tries.
Type any real word and press Enter. If it's not in the dictionary, the row will shake — clear it with "⌫" and try another word.
The tiles change color: green means the letter is in the right spot, yellow means it's in the word but in the wrong spot, and gray means it isn't in the word. If a letter appears more times in your guess than in the answer, only the correct number of instances lights up.
The on-screen keyboard changes color the same way, so you can see at a glance which letters are already out.
You can also type on your physical keyboard: Enter confirms your guess, Backspace deletes a letter.
Word of the Day is one word per day, the same for every player. Close the game and come back later — your progress is saved. In Endless mode, the words never run out.
Stuck? Tap "Hint" to reveal one letter. Two hints are available per game.
After you win, tap "Share" to copy your result to the clipboard.