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Same puzzle. Different times.

Word Search With Friends

Race the same words. Send the link.
Let the leaderboard settle it.

Or challenge them with
The flow

Three steps. One brag.

  1. 01
    You play.
    Today’s Mini, the Daily Challenge, a Speed Run, or a custom puzzle you build yourself.
  2. 02
    You send the link.
    Your score, your time, the same puzzle. One tap to copy. Drop it in a text or a thread.
  3. 03
    They settle it.
    They play the exact same puzzle. The leaderboard tells the truth. The group chat does the rest.
Pick a fight

Four ways to start it

Questions

The honest part

Can I play word search with friends online?
Yes. Pick any mode — Daily Mini, Daily Challenge, Speed Run, or build a custom puzzle — play your round, then share the link. Your friends play the exact same puzzle and you compare times on the leaderboard. Free, no signup, no app.
How do shared links work?
For custom puzzles, the link contains your word list — anyone who opens it gets the exact same puzzle. For the Daily Mini and Daily Challenge, everyone gets the same puzzle automatically because there’s only one per day.
Is this multiplayer word search?
Yes — asynchronous multiplayer. You play your round, get a score, and share the link. Your friends play the same grid whenever they want, and the leaderboard compares your times. No live lobby, no waiting around for everyone to be online at once.
Can two players play the same word search?
Yes. Any shared link is a 2 player word search — you and one friend on an identical grid, racing the same clock. There is no cap, so the same link works just as well for a whole group.
What other word games can I play with friends online?
Beyond the classic grid, you can race the Daily Mini, go head to head on a Speed Run, or build a custom puzzle from your own word list and send it over. Every one is a free online word game you can play with friends in a browser — no app, no download.
Do my friends need an account?
Nope. Anyone can play any puzzle from a shared link. Signing in just lets you save your scores to the leaderboard so they show up next to your friends’ times.