Make Your Own Wordle Game — Custom Words, Playable Link
Type a theme and your five-letter answers. What comes back is a Wordle you can play and send — not a mockup, not a word-entry form.













Play the Wordle.
Click to open the live work and play it here.
One board, then the world around it.
Neta Studio is an AI world builder — characters, locations, art and playable games in one place. A Wordle is a small room in that world: the same cast can stand behind the board, appear on the share card, or walk into the next scene.
- Tile logic that holds up — Greens first, then yellows, and never more copies of a letter than the answer holds. EERIE against SPEED is the test.
- Art from the same world — The backdrop, the faces at the edges and the share card come from one cast, not a stock pack.
- A link, not an install — Publish the game and send the URL. It opens in a phone browser with the keyboard under your thumb.
Questions? Answered.
Do I have to write the Wordle code?
No. You describe the words and the look; the build writes the board, the keyboard, the two-pass tile check and the share card.
Can I put in my own word list?
Yes. Keep two lists: the answers people are trying to find, and the wider list of guesses you accept. Keep the answer list to words your players actually know.
What happens with double letters?
Greens are scored first, then yellows, and a letter is never marked more times than it appears in the answer. EERIE against SPEED is the test that catches a broken version.
Daily puzzle or endless rounds?
Either. Daily picks one answer from the date; endless draws a new word after each round. Daily rewards a habit, endless rewards a longer session.
Can it use characters from my world?
Yes. Build or import the cast first, then make the game inside that world. The art, names and style carry over to the board and the share card.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. Tiles scale down, the keyboard stays thumb-sized, and the board does not scroll sideways at 390px.
Can I share the result without spoiling the answer?
The share card copies the emoji tile grid and the try count. The answer stays in the game.
What should I type in the box?
A place, a look, and who is standing at the edge. “A rainy classroom with pastel tiles and Hori at the window” is enough.
Make the Wordle you keep opening.
One sentence for the words and the look. The board, keyboard and share card come with it.