How to Play Sizele (Deduction Guide)
Master the clues to solve the daily scale puzzle in fewer guesses:
- 1Pick your candidate: Choose an object within today's category. You can search by name or scroll through the candidate list.
- 2Read the 4 scale clues: After submitting, check Direction (larger/smaller), Proximity (spot on / close / far), Decade tier (same order of magnitude), and Dimension axis (height/length/area).
- 3Watch the live size window: The size bracket bar above tightens after every guess, marking which remaining items are valid candidates.
- 4Unmask the silhouette contour: At Guess 4, the mystery silhouette contour is partially unmasked for your final deduction.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sizele and is it a Wordle for size and scale?
Yes! Sizele is often called the "Scale Wordle" or "Wordle for size". It combines Wordle’s 5-guess deduction matrix with the physical scale of real-world objects. Instead of guessing 5-letter words, you deduce hidden objects using directional size arrows, proximity multipliers, decade orders of magnitude, and dimension axes.
How do the 4 clue columns guide my guesses?
Direction tells you if the secret object is larger or smaller. Proximity indicates how close in size you are (🎯 Spot On within 15%, 🟨 Close within 2.5x, 🟥 Far). Decade shows if you are in the same power-of-10 bracket, and Dimension matches the measurement axis (Height, Length, Diameter, or Area).
When does the daily Sizele challenge reset?
A new daily Sizele mystery object is seeded every midnight UTC. Players can also switch to Unlimited Mode to practice endless puzzles across all individual categories.
Can I play Sizele in both Metric and Imperial units?
Yes, Sizele supports both metric (meters/centimeters) and imperial (feet/inches) measurements, automatically adapting to your preferred regional units.
Is Sizele free to play?
Yes, Sizele is 100% free to play directly in your web browser with no download or registration required.
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