Hexcodle
Hexcodle asks you to guess a hidden six-character hexadecimal color code using proximity feedback after each attempt; it is presented as a daily puzzle that resets each day.
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Hexcodle is a daily puzzle that challenges players to identify a six-character hex colour code such as #3FA2B7. Each attempt returns feedback that indicates how close your guess is to the target colour, allowing you to refine subsequent guesses until you match the day's colour. The interface exposes hexadecimal digits for typing and supports viewing past puzzles via an archive link.
The site is laid out with a hex digit keyboard and simple controls like DEL and ENTER, plus navigation for Play Today, Archive, and Custom Games. There is also a Hexcodle Mini option linked from the main page. The project credits show it was made by Hannah and Ekim, and occasional updates are noted on the site, for example a UI improvements update.
How to play Hexcodle
- Open Hexcodle and start a new daily puzzle from the Play Today page.
- Type a six-character hexadecimal colour code using digits 0-9 and letters A-F, then press ENTER to submit.
- Read the proximity feedback shown after your guess to learn how close your code is to the target.
- Adjust your next guess based on the feedback and repeat until you match the day's hex colour.
Tips for Hexcodle
- Start with a guess that varies red, green and blue components to learn which channel the target emphasises.
- Change only one or two hex digits between guesses to isolate which part of the colour is shifting.
- Use the Archive to study past targets and learn common patterns in the puzzles.
- Try a mid-range neutral hex like 808080 early to get balanced feedback across channels.
Hexcodle FAQ
What is Hexcodle?
Hexcodle is a daily guessing game where you try to identify a hidden six-character hexadecimal colour code; you submit hex codes and receive proximity feedback after each attempt so you can narrow down the target until you match the day's colour.
Is Hexcodle like Wordle?
Yes, Hexcodle is inspired by Wordle; the site describes itself as a daily hexcode guessing game that borrows the idea of iterative guesses with feedback to converge on a single solution.
Who made Hexcodle?
Hexcodle was made by Hannah and Ekim; their names appear on the site as the creators and the page includes a donate and feedback link associated with the project.
Can you play past Hexcodle puzzles?
Yes, the site includes an Archive link that lets you access past puzzles; the main navigation shows Play Today, Archive, and Custom Games options for exploring earlier hex targets.
What is Hexcodle Mini?
Hexcodle Mini is a smaller variant available from the main page; the site provides a separate link labeled Hexcodle Mini alongside Play Today and Archive for that condensed experience.
