Wordscapes Solver

Wordscapes puzzle solver: from your letters to the exact level

A Wordscapes puzzle solver has one job: tell you which board you are on and what that board accepts. This one compares your letters with the real wheel of every main level, 1 to 6,000, plus every Daily Puzzle, using exact letter counts. Duplicates matter. A wheel with two Es is not the same board as a wheel with one, so type each letter as many times as it appears in the circle.

Wordscapes reuses some letter sets. When two or more levels share your wheel, the solver lists all of them, sorted by number, with the pack name on each card. Glance at the pack shown at the top of your game screen and you will know which one is yours. Across the main levels, 2,376 wheels are shared by at least two boards, and the most reused ones are listed further down this page.

Mistyped a letter? If no board uses your exact letters, the solver looks for boards one letter away and tells you what to fix: add a letter, remove one, or swap one for another. A level number works as well. Type 1245 and the card for level 1245 opens directly, with the same words, bonus count and link to the full answers.

My Wordscapes anagram solver gives all accepted word your letters can make

Sometimes you nearly solvced your level and you are only missing one word, or you are hunting bonus words for coins. Tick anagram mode and the tool turns into a Wordscapes anagram solver: it lists all the words accepted by the game that can be built from your letters, it sorts them from the longest to the shortest, whether or not that word belongs to your actual board (only if you tick of course ). The list appears under the level cards, so you keep the exact answers and the extra words on the same screen.

The difference with a generic anagram tool is the word list. Instead of a full dictionary, the engine searches ONLY the 8,210 distinct words that Wordscapes has actually accepted across the levels and Daily Puzzles indexed here, so you never waste a guess on a word the game rejects. It is 100% related to Wordscapes Dico. When no level matches your letters at all, the same list shows up automatically, even with anagram mode off.

Tips to get the right level on the first try

It is not tricky at all, it's easy to use by everyone. Juste write the letters you have.

• Type every letter in the circle, duplicates included. Order, spaces and commas do not matter, the solver reads the letters as a set.
• Count your letters. Main levels use 3 to 7 letters and a few Daily Puzzles go up to 9. One letter too many or too few is the most common reason for a near miss.
• Several cards for one wheel? Compare the pack name on the cards with the pack displayed in your game and open the one that matches.
• Playing the Daily Puzzle? Tap the Today's Daily letters chip and the solver fills today's wheel for you in one tap. Today's and tomorrow's wheels are also listed in the Daily Puzzle table further down this page.
• Levels above 6,000 are Master levels. They are not part of this solver. The Master hub, linked at the bottom of this page, lists them with both versions when they differ.
• Nothing happening? The level index downloads once, on your first keystroke, then every search runs in your browser. Give it a second on a slow connection.

The Wordscapes Solver by the numbers

These figures are computed from the dataset behind this site each time the index is rebuilt, so they follow the game as new Daily Puzzles are published.

Wheel sizes across the main levels: 4 levels with 3 letters, 11 levels with 4 letters, 65 levels with 5 letters, 3,530 levels with 6 letters, 2,390 levels with 7 letters. Only the Daily Puzzle reaches 9 letters.

Letter wheels shared by several levels

These letter sets appear on more than one board, which is why the solver sometimes returns several cards for a single wheel. The letters are identical from one level to the next, but the crossword layout changes and the bonus list can change with it. Word and bonus counts below are those of the lowest level in each row. Tap Try to run the solver on that wheel.

Sample wheels the solver recognizes

Each row is a real wheel from the game, picked across the whole range of levels. Type the letters, or tap Try, and the solver returns the level shown here with its full word list. The longest word is given as a preview; the complete answers, the grid and the bonus words are on the level page.

Daily Puzzle wheels: today, tomorrow and the last seven days

The Daily Puzzle rolls over each day on New York time, the same clock the solver uses to flag Today. The first row is today's wheel, the second a preview of tomorrow's wheel in italics, then the last 7 days, handy if you skipped one or if a wheel looks familiar. Tap Try on any row to run the solver on that wheel.