What is Colordle?
Colordle is a daily hex hunt. You type codes like #FF5733. Feedback is a match percent, a visual compare, and directional RGB hints (more red, less blue). Limited tries. 99% is still a miss. Eyes lie; the number is the compass.
It is not mixing three named swatches (Colorfle) and not remembering a flash (Color Memory Game).
Colordle Game Rules
Guess valid hex colors. Read percent similarity and shift clues. You never get a raw RGB dump of the secret until you hit it. A limited attempt count. Daily target. Tiny hex edits near the end matter more than a new hue family.
- Match a hidden color by entering hex codes.
- Colordle returns a % match and directional color hints.
- Limited guesses; exact hex wins.
- A new target color each day.
How to play Colordle?
Press Play on this listing to open official Colordle. Start in a family with a simple hex, then walk the percent up with small channel tweaks.
- Enter a simple hex such as a pure primary.
- Read Colordle’s percent and which channels to push.
- Nudge R, G, or B rather than jumping families late.
- Lock 100% before attempts run out.
Colordle Strategy & Tips
Get into the right third of the spectrum first. After 80%+, change one channel at a time. Do not trust “they look the same.” Follow the more-red / less-blue arrows. Practice seeing that 1% still fails.
- Find the Colordle family, then micro-edit hex.
- Near the end, change one RGB channel per guess.
- Believe the percent, not your monitor’s vibe.
FAQ about Colordle
What is Colordle?
Colordle is a daily game where you guess a hidden color with hex codes and get similarity percentages and channel hints.
How do you play Colordle?
Open official Colordle, submit hex values, follow the match % and shift clues, and hit the exact color in the guess limit.
Do you type color names in Colordle?
No. Guesses are hex codes, not English names.
Where can I play Colordle?
Use Play on this AllDle Games page to open official Colordle in a new tab.