What is Framed?
Framed is a daily puzzle for film fans that launched in 2022 in the wave of games that followed Wordle. Each day everyone gets the same mystery movie. You see one still frame and type your guess. If you are wrong, a new frame appears, up to six in total, each one giving you a bit more to work with.
IndieWire and IMDb both covered it as a Wordle for movie fans, and the share-your-score format made it spread quickly on social media. Since then it has grown extra modes: One Frame gives you a single shot and no second chances, Titleshot shows the title card, Poster has you guess from the poster, and an archive lets you replay earlier days.
What You Can Do
- Guess the daily movie from up to six frames
- Try One Frame mode if you want a harder challenge
- Play Titleshot and Poster modes for different kinds of clues
- Replay past puzzles in the archive
- Share your result as a spoiler-free score
How to Play Framed
- Go to framed.wtf.
- Look at the first frame and type the movie title into the guess box.
- Pick the right film from the suggestions, or skip to see the next frame.
- Share your score once you solve it or run out of frames.
Is Framed Free?
Framed is free to play, including the extra modes and archive. There is an optional merch shop for anyone who wants to support the site.
Who Will Enjoy It?
- Movie buffs who want a daily test of their knowledge
- Friends and coworkers who like comparing scores
- Fans of Wordle-style daily games
- Film students who know their cinematography
Websites Like Framed
- The Higher Lower Game: A quick guessing game you can keep playing for a streak.
- MyRetroTVs: For film and TV fans who want to channel-surf old shows.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Framed free?
Yes. All game modes are free to play, and the site only sells optional merch.
How many guesses do you get in Framed?
In the classic mode you get six guesses, with a new frame revealed after each wrong one.
Can I play old Framed puzzles?
Yes. The archive lets you replay previous daily movies.