Eightile
Unscramble a growing word, one letter at a time, until all eight tiles make a word.
Every day: One set of eight letters a day, the same for every player: unscramble a three-letter word, then four, five, six and seven, and finally the eight-letter word, against a five-minute clock. New puzzle: Midnight US Eastern Time (04:00 UTC).
Eightile is a timed daily anagram game. You start with three letter tiles and make a word from them; each right answer adds one more tile until you find the day's eight-letter word, all inside five minutes. Everyone gets the same letters each day, in English, Spanish, French or Galician.
About Eightile
Eightile is a small daily word game made by Alex Morgan, who also made the tile-sliding game Photo Chute. It launched at the end of September 2026, and each day's puzzle is the same for everyone playing in the same language: English, Spanish, French or Galician.
A day's game is a ladder of anagrams. You get three letters and must use all of them in one word. Solve it and a fourth letter joins them, then a fifth, and so on up to eight. Each step usually has several right answers, so any valid word that uses every tile moves you on. The last rung is the eight-letter word, and you have to reach it before a five-minute clock runs out.
What sets Eightile apart from other daily anagram games is that the earlier rungs are a path to the last one: the short words you find hint at the long one, and a good player builds each answer from the one before. Your result is your time, shared as 'I solved today's Eightile in N seconds', with a win streak kept on your device.
It suits anyone who likes Wordle-sized puzzles with a little pressure: a game takes a minute or two on a good day, and there is no account, no sign-up and no ads on the page.
How to play Eightile
- Press start: the clock begins at five minutes and you get three letter tiles.
- Click, tap or type the letters to place them; select a placed letter again to send it back.
- Make a word that uses every tile; when it is right, a new letter is added.
- Keep going through four, five, six and seven letters.
- Find a word that uses all eight letters before the clock reaches zero to win, then share your time.
Tips
- Try to extend your last answer: the word you just found often sits inside the next one.
- Think of words starting with each available letter, even if they are too short, to shake loose a longer one.
- Common endings such as -ED, -ER, -ES and -ING are worth trying early on the six- to eight-letter rungs.
Questions
When does a new Eightile come out?
At midnight US Eastern Time; the site shows a countdown to the next puzzle once you finish.
Is Eightile the same for everyone?
Yes. Every player in the same language gets the same eight letters each day.
What languages can I play in?
English, Spanish, French and Galician, each with its own daily puzzle.
How long do I have?
Five minutes to reach the eight-letter word.
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