Hexcodle is a free, browser-based daily color puzzle inspired by Wordle. Each day it picks a target color and you guess its six-digit hexadecimal code. After every guess you get a closeness score and higher/lower hints, which makes the next guess sharper.

How do I play Hexcodle?

Look at today's target color and type a guess as a hexcode using the digits 0-9 and letters A-F. Submit it, read the feedback on how close each digit is, then refine your guess and try again until you crack the exact hexcode.

How many guesses do I get?

You get five tries. Because Hexcodle tells you whether each digit is too high or too low, a few well-reasoned guesses are usually enough to land the exact color.

Is there a new puzzle every day?

Yes. Hexcodle has one target hexcode per day, the same for every player, so your result is directly comparable to friends'.

How is Hexcodle different from Hued and Toon Tone?

Hexcodle is about hexadecimal codes — you type the actual hex value and reason from higher/lower feedback. Hued is a slider-based color match, and Toon Tone is a memory game where you rebuild character colors from recall. Hexcodle trains hex literacy; the others train precision and memory.

Is Hexcodle free to play?

Yes. Hexcodle is completely free, requires no download, and runs in any modern browser on desktop or mobile.

Do I need an account to play Hexcodle?

No. No sign-up or login is required — just open the page and start guessing today's hexcode.

Do I need to know hexadecimal to enjoy Hexcodle?

Not at first. The higher/lower feedback guides you even if you're new to hex, and after a few days of play you'll naturally start reading hexcodes as red, green, and blue intensities.

Hexcodle — The Daily Hexcode Guessing Game

Hexcodle is a free, daily color puzzle played in your browser. Inspired by Wordle but made for color enthusiasts, it shows you a target shade and challenges you to guess its six-digit hexadecimal code. One new hexcode every day, a handful of guesses to crack it.

How Hexcodle Works

You see a target color and type a guess as a hexcode — six characters from 0-9 and A-F. After you submit, Hexcodle paints the color your code produces, gives you a closeness score, and tells you whether each digit should go higher or lower. You refine, guess again, and close in on the exact value.

Deduction, Not Luck

Most casual color games are pure eyeballing. Hexcodle is a logic puzzle: the higher/lower feedback on every digit lets you reason your way to the answer instead of stabbing in the dark. Each guess narrows the range — a smart second and third try can land you on the precise hexcode.

Learn to Read Hex

Play for a week and something clicks: you stop seeing #3A7BD5 as random characters and start reading it as "medium red, strong green, lots of blue." Hexcodle quietly trains the RR-GG-BB intuition that designers and front-end developers use every day.

Pairs Well with Toon Tone and Hued

If you like Hexcodle's daily slot, the rest of the family runs on the same color muscle. Hued is a slider-based daily color match, and Toon Tone is a memory game built on rebuilding character colors from recall. Hexcodle sharpens your hex literacy; the others sharpen precision and memory.