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Phrazle is a puzzle game where you have to guess a phrase made up of several words. Each time you guess, you'll get color-coded clues about the placement of letters in individual words and in the entire phrase. You have only six attempts to correctly guess the phrase. Playing Phrazle is the best way to improve your analytical skills and have fun!

How to play Phrazle?

  1. At the beginning, you will see an empty grid. Use the on-screen keyboard to enter any letters you wish to use. Fill in all empty cells in a row to get a phrase.

  2. Press the Enter button to submit your answer.

  3. Use the colored hints that you will receive after each guess. Green tiles mean you have placed the correct letters in the correct places. If you see gold tiles, this means that letters are used in the word, but they must be placed elsewhere. Purple tiles - letters are used in a phrase but must be placed in another word. If you see gray tiles, then these letters are not used anywhere in the phrase.

  4. In this game, you have six attempts to find the correct phrase. Use valid words and all required spaces.

  5. Make your first guess and keep training your analytical skills with Phrazle!

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Phrazle is a word puzzle game inspired by Wordle. The main difference is that now your task is to find several words, not just one. Phrazle is quite complex, and you will need all your analytical skills to find patterns between words and phrases. There are no strict rules in this game, so you can play it according to your favorite strategy in order to find the correct phrase at the end. This game may seem very difficult at first, but keep practicing, and you will become a pro at word puzzles!

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What is Phrazle?

Every Phrazle puzzle hides a well-known English phrase: an idiom, a saying or an everyday expression of two to seven words. The board shows one group of empty tiles for each word, so from the start you know how many words the phrase has and how long each word is. Apostrophes and hyphens are already in place.

You type a guess for the whole phrase at once. Every word of your guess must be a real English word of the right length, but the guess does not have to make sense as a phrase. After you press Enter, the tiles change color and show which letters are right, which belong somewhere else and which are not in the phrase at all. You have six guesses.

When the game ends, win or lose, Phrazle shows the phrase together with its meaning, so every puzzle is also a small lesson in English.

Two new puzzles every day

The Daily Phrazle on this page changes twice a day: a new puzzle starts at midnight and another one at noon, in your own time zone. Puzzles are numbered in order from #1, the first one at midnight on October 21, 2026, and the top bar shows the number of the current puzzle and a countdown to the next one. When the time comes, the new puzzle loads by itself; if you are in the middle of a game, a "New puzzle is ready" button appears instead.

Win at least one Daily puzzle a day to keep your streak going. Missed one, or left one unfinished? Every past Daily puzzle stays playable in the archive.

What the colors mean

Here the hidden phrase is TIME FOR LUNCH, and the player has guessed NICE TOY LATCH:

  • Green: the letter is in this word and in the right spot. I and E in NICE, O in TOY, and L, C and H in LATCH are green.
  • Gold: the letter is in this word, but in a different spot. This guess has none.
  • Purple: the letter is in the phrase, but in another word. N belongs to LUNCH, not to the first word, and T belongs to TIME, not to the second word.
  • Gray: the letter is not in the phrase, or the phrase has no more copies of it. The second T is gray because TIME has only one T, and it is already marked by the purple T in TOY.

The How to Play page has more examples, including the exact rule for repeated letters.

Hints when you are stuck

Press the Hint button under the board if you need help; each hint opens after a short ad. "Show the meaning" tells you the category of the phrase and what it means, which is often enough to recognize it. "Reveal a letter" lets you tap a tile in your current row: the right letter appears there, turns green and stays in place. You can reveal up to two letters per puzzle, and every word keeps at least one hidden letter. Hints never cost a guess; the number you used is shown in your result, your statistics and your shared score.

More ways to play

  • Unlimited

    Do not want to wait for the next Daily puzzle? Phrazle Unlimited gives you a new random phrase whenever you like, as many as you like. Every puzzle has its own link, so you can send a friend the exact phrase you just solved.

  • Categories

    Play endless puzzles on one theme: animals, food, time and seven more. Each theme page explains where its idioms come from. See all categories.

  • Archive

    Every Daily puzzle since the launch of the new game, newest first. Play the ones you missed; the results do not change your Daily statistics or your streak. Open the archive.

  • 16 languages

    Phrazle is also available in Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Russian, Turkish, Polish, Dutch, Indonesian, Swedish, Czech, Romanian, Hungarian and Ukrainian. Each language has its own native sayings, not translated English idioms.

Why play Phrazle here

  • Learn every phrase

    After each game you see what the phrase means, not just whether you guessed it.

  • Fits on your phone

    The board, all six guesses and the keyboard fit on one phone screen, so you never have to scroll while you play.

  • Saves your progress

    Your game, your statistics and your settings are kept in your browser. If you played the earlier version of Phrazle on this site, your Daily statistics and practice games are carried over to the English game automatically.

  • Comfortable to play

    Choose a light, dark or automatic theme, high-contrast colors, sound and, on phones, vibration. Larger screens and physical keyboards work too.

Want to solve puzzles in fewer guesses? Read our tips and strategies.

Phrazle Game FAQ

How many puzzles are there each day?

Two. A new Daily puzzle starts at midnight and another at noon, in your local time. You can also play as many extra puzzles as you like in Unlimited and in the categories.

Is Phrazle free?

Yes. Every mode is free, with no account and nothing to download or buy. The site is paid for by the ads shown around the game, never on the board or the keyboard, and by a short ad before each hint you ask for.

Does my guess have to be a real phrase?

No. Each word of your guess must be a real English word of the right length, but the words do not have to make sense together. Guessing useful letters is often smarter than guessing a phrase you think is right.

What happens if I type a word that is not in the word list?

The guess is not counted. The game names the words it does not know and lets you change them, so you never lose a try because of a typo.

More answers are on the FAQ page. To learn the rules in detail, read How to Play; to find out who runs the site, see About us.