How the Squaredle Solver works

Type the letters from your board into the grid — left to right, top to bottom — then press Solve. The solver walks every path through touching tiles and checks each one against its dictionary, so what comes back is every word the board actually contains.

• Results are grouped by word length; tap a group to filter down to it.
• Tap any word and its path is drawn straight onto the grid, starting from the yellow dot.
• Letters can be reused across different words, but never twice within the same word.

Frequently asked

Why is a word missing?

The solver only reports words in its dictionary. Proper nouns, abbreviations and very obscure spellings are left out on purpose — the same list the game itself uses.

Do I have to fill in every cell?

Yes. The solver needs the whole board to trace paths correctly, and will tell you how many cells are still empty if you press Solve too early.

Is using it cheating?

That is between you and the board. Most people reach for it when they are one word short and would rather finish than give up.

Want to play instead? Squaredle has a fresh board every day.