Colorle
Rate itGuess the day's hex colour code in six tries.
on kev1nccw.github.io
Colorle is Wordle with colour codes. Each day there is one six-character hexadecimal colour, such as #3DE5C0, and you have six tries to type it, with tiles showing which digits are right and in place.
About Colorle
Colorle is a daily guessing game made by Kevin Chan. Instead of a word, the answer is a colour code: six hexadecimal digits from 0 to 9 and A to F, as used on the web to describe a colour in red, green and blue parts. #000000 is black and #FFFFFF is white.
The day's code comes from a fixed list that started on 30 January 2022 and moves one step each day, so every player gets the same colour. You type a six-digit guess on the on-screen keypad and the tiles change colour like in Wordle: right digit in the right place, right digit in the wrong place, or not in the code. Each hexadecimal value is used only once in a code.
A hint button shows the target colour itself, which turns the puzzle into a mix of colour sense and deduction: you can estimate how much red, green and blue it has before narrowing the digits. Stats are kept in your browser, with a guess distribution, your current and best streak and a countdown to the next colour, and you can copy your result to share it. There is a dark mode, and the game shows no ads and asks for no sign-up.
It suits designers, web developers and Wordle players who want a numeric twist.
How to play Colorle
- Type a six-character hex code (0-9 and A-F) and press Enter.
- Read the tiles: right digit in the right spot, right digit in the wrong spot, or not in the code.
- Use the hint to see the target colour and estimate its red, green and blue parts.
- Find the code within six tries, then check your stats.
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Tips
- Digits come in pairs: the first two are red, the middle two green, the last two blue.
- A bright colour has high first digits in at least one pair; a dark one has low ones.
- Each digit appears only once, so do not repeat a digit in a guess.
- Use your first two guesses to cover as many of the 16 digits as possible.
Questions
Is the colour the same for everyone?
Yes, the code is chosen from a fixed list by the number of days since 30 January 2022.
Can a digit repeat?
No. The rules say each hexadecimal value is used only once in the code.
Who made it?
Kevin Chan, as stated in the game's About panel.
Is there a hint?
Yes, the hint button shows the target colour.
When does a new colour come out?
At midnight in your own time zone. The stats panel shows a countdown to the next colour.
Does Colorle have ads?
No. The page loads only the game itself, with no ad scripts or banners, and needs no account.
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