LinkedIn Wend Hints and Answers — June 15, 2026
Our Wend solver reveals today's hidden words at your own pace — click any letter cell to reveal just that letter and open a hint card, or use the hint buttons to step through the word one letter at a time.
Click any letter to reveal where it belongs within its word.
- Click any letter cell to reveal just that letter — a hint card appears below the grid so you can continue one letter at a time.
- Use Reveal Letter on a hint card to uncover the next letter in sequence.
- Use Reveal Word to animate the complete word path into place.
- Reveal all animates every word in sequence.
- Use the puzzle picker to view a different day's answers.
How the Wend Solver Works
Our Wend solver gives you today's answer and hints for the daily LinkedIn Wend puzzle. Click any letter cell on the grid to reveal just that letter — it lights up in the word's colour and a hint card slides in below the board showing the word blank with that position filled in. Keep clicking more cells, or use "Reveal Letter" on the hint card to uncover the next letter in path order without revealing everything at once.
"Reveal Word" animates the full word path into place one letter at a time. "Reveal all" does the same for every unsolved word in sequence. "Clear all" resets every reveal so you can start fresh. Use the puzzle picker at the top to look up answers from previous days.
What Is LinkedIn Wend?
Wend is a daily word-path puzzle on LinkedIn. Each puzzle contains a grid of letter tiles (with some cells blocked) and a set of hidden words. To solve it, you drag or tap to connect adjacent letters horizontally or vertically to trace each word's path through the grid. Every unblocked letter must be used exactly once across all words — no tile belongs to more than one word.
The word count and grid size may vary from day to day, but each puzzle always has a unique solution. The challenge is figuring out which letters belong to which word and in what order they connect. Read more about how Wend works in our Wend deep-dive.
Tips for Solving Wend
Start with the longest word. A longer word has fewer possible paths through the grid, so finding it first anchors the rest of the puzzle. Look for common letter combinations and word endings (-ING, -ED, -ER, -TION) to identify likely paths.
Trace from corners and edges first. Cells in corners or along edges have fewer neighbor options, making them easier to place. Once you know a corner cell's word, you've constrained the paths significantly.
If letters remain that can't form the remaining words, backtrack. This is the classic sign of a misplaced word. Try the solver's "Reveal Letter" feature to get an unstuck hint on the specific word giving you trouble.
Wend is one of LinkedIn's daily games. We also have solvers for Crossclimb, Queens, Tango, Pinpoint, Mini Sudoku, Zip, and Patches.
Frequently Asked Questions
Wend is a daily word-path puzzle on LinkedIn. Your goal is to find all hidden words by connecting adjacent letter tiles horizontally or vertically. Every letter tile must be used exactly once, and words cannot overlap. A new puzzle drops every day at midnight Pacific Time.
Drag or tap to connect adjacent letters (horizontally or vertically) to form words. Each hidden word follows a path through the grid. Some cells are blocked (gray) and cannot be used. All letter cells must belong to exactly one word.
Connect letters horizontally or vertically (not diagonally) to form words. Every unblocked letter tile must be used exactly once. Words cannot share tiles. The puzzle is solved when all hidden words are found.
Click any letter cell to reveal just that one letter — it lights up in the word's colour and a hint card appears below the grid showing the word blank with that position filled in. Click more cells to reveal specific letters, use "Reveal Letter" on the hint card to uncover the next letter in path order, or "Reveal Word" to animate the complete path into place. "Reveal all" animates every unsolved word in sequence.
All LinkedIn Games, including Wend, reset daily at midnight Pacific Time (PT). Every player worldwide receives the same puzzle.
Start with the longest word — it has fewer possible paths. Look for common word endings (-ING, -ED, -ER) to identify likely paths. If letters remain that don't fit the remaining words, you likely have a word placed incorrectly. Use "Reveal Letter" for single-letter hints to stay challenged while getting unstuck.
Yes — use the puzzle picker at the top of the page to navigate between the most recent puzzles. Each puzzle's full grid and word paths are stored in our archive.
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