Word Search Unlimited: endless free word search puzzles
How to play
Every puzzle has a theme and ten words hidden in a grid of letters. Find all of them to stop the clock.
- 1Read the theme and the word list. Every word on the list is hidden somewhere in the grid.
- 2Drag across the letters of a word, or tap its first letter and then its last. Found words are highlighted and crossed off.
- 3Words run across, down and diagonally, and can also be spelled backwards. Stuck? A hint lights up the first letter of a word.
Tips for finding words faster
- Scan for rare letters first: J, K, Q, X and Z stand out in a grid.
- Look for double letters such as LL, OO or SS. They are easy to spot and narrow the search.
- Take one word at a time and sweep each row, then each column, then the diagonals.
- Remember that words can run backwards. Search for the last letter as well as the first.
About the game
WordSearch.gg is a daily word search with a new theme every day. Each puzzle hides ten words in a twelve-by-twelve grid, and the clock runs until you find the last one.
Play the daily puzzle to compare times with friends, or switch to Unlimited for as many fresh grids as you like. Every puzzle is available in English, French and German.
FAQ
Yes. Every puzzle, language and setting is free, and you don't need an account.
At midnight in your local time. Everyone playing in the same language gets the same theme and grid that day.
Yes. Words can run in any of eight directions: across, down, diagonally, and backwards along any of those.
It starts when the puzzle loads and stops when you find the last word. It pauses while the tab is in the background.
Everyone who has finished at least one puzzle today. Each person is counted once.
Yes. Word Search Unlimited gives you a new theme and a new grid every time you press New puzzle, with no daily limit. Unlimited games do not change the daily puzzle.
Yes. WordSearch.gg has full daily and unlimited puzzles in English, French (mots mêlés) and German (Buchstabensalat), each with its own themes. Use the language menu to switch.
Yes. The grid is built for touch: drag a finger across a word, or tap its first and last letter. Your progress is saved in the browser, so you can close the page and come back later.