Wordle Archive — Play Old Puzzles Free

Play old Wordles, free and unlimited

The official daily word game gives you one puzzle per day, and its back catalogue sits behind a subscription. This archive works differently: every past Wordle Unlimited daily is playable right now, at no cost and with no account. Open the calendar, pick any date since the site launched, and the board loads that day's hidden word with the same six guesses and the same colour-coded feedback you get in the daily game.

How the archive works

Each day has exactly one word that counts, the same one for every player who visited that day. Once the day has passed, its puzzle moves into this archive. Archive plays are pure practice, so you can solve as many old puzzles in a row as you like and none of them touch your streak, win rate, or guess distribution. Those numbers only ever move when you complete the current day's puzzle.

Why practise on past puzzles?

Old daily words are the best training set there is, because they are real answers rather than random dictionary picks. Use them to test opening words. Try starting the same archive puzzle in your head with CRANE, SLATE or AROSE and compare how much each one reveals. or to rehearse the endgame situations that break streaks, like four greens with several possible final letters. When the next daily rolls around, the reps pay off. And if one word a day isn't enough, the word games shelf has more: Spelling Bee Unlimited builds words from seven letters against the clock, and Connections Unlimited hides them in a tangle.

Wordle archive FAQ

Can I play old Wordles for free? Yes. Every past daily puzzle here is free to replay, with no account, no subscription, and no limit on how many you play.
How far back does the archive go? To the day the site launched. Every daily word since then is in the calendar above, and a new one joins each midnight.
Do archive games affect my streak? No. Streak, win rate, and guess distribution only move when you complete the current day's puzzle. The archive is pure practice.
Are these the official Wordle answers? No. Wordle Unlimited is an independent game with its own daily five-letter words, not affiliated with or endorsed by The New York Times. Same six guesses, same green and yellow feedback, different answer list.