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Free daily anagram puzzle

Jumble is a free daily anagram game. You get a grid of scrambled tiles and swap them into six words, three across and three down, in as few moves as you can manage. A fresh scramble every day in your browser, no signup.

The short version

Jumble is free, plays in your browser with no account, and refreshes every day at midnight US Eastern. Swap tiles until all six words read right, and try to do it in the fewest moves. Play today’s Jumble.

01 How Jumble works

You start with a grid of lettered tiles, all in the wrong places. Tap one tile, then another, and they trade spots. Hidden in the grid are six words, three reading across and three reading down. Every swap gives you feedback: green means a letter is in its correct spot, yellow means it belongs in that word but sits somewhere else, and grey means it isn’t needed there. Keep going until every word lands.

02 Free, and new every day

Like every game here, Jumble is free, needs no account, and runs on your phone or desktop with nothing to download. One fresh scramble goes up each day, the same for everyone, and it resets at midnight US Eastern. A few minutes and you’re done until tomorrow.

03 A tip to start

Lock in the green letters and leave them be. The urge to swap everything early usually knocks tiles that were already right back out of place. Nail the corners and short words first, and the longer words tend to fall into place after. If sorting words into groups is more your speed than unscrambling them, try our Connections alternative. For more, explore our other daily word games or the full lineup on the Greatest Games homepage.

04 Jumble FAQ

Yes. Jumble is free to play in your browser. No subscription, no account, nothing to install.
You get a grid of lettered tiles. Tap one, then tap another, and they trade places. Keep swapping until all six hidden words read correctly, three across and three down.
After a swap, green means a letter has landed in its correct spot. Yellow means it belongs in that word but sits in the wrong place. Grey means it isn't needed there at all.
You get plenty of swaps to work with, and your score is simply how few you use. The real challenge is landing all six words in the fewest moves.
Yes. A fresh anagram grid goes up every day and resets at midnight US Eastern, so everyone is solving the same puzzle that day.

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