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Read the picture. Crack the phrase — one letter at a time.
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How to play the daily rebus
- Read the picture. The illustration encodes an English word, phrase or idiom — objects, positions and sizes all carry meaning.
- Tap the letters. Pick a tile, then tap a letter on the keyboard. Tiles that share a number hide the same letter — crack one and you’ve cracked them all.
- Mind your mistakes. Three wrong letters end the run. Stuck? Show the 💡 hint sentence, or spend your one free letter reveal.
A new rebus goes live at midnight UTC every day — the same puzzle for everyone, so you can compare results with friends. Think of it as your daily brain teaser: same time, same place, every day. Solve it to keep your 🔥 streak alive.
New to rebus puzzles?
A rebus is one of the oldest word games in the world: pictures and symbols that spell out a hidden phrase. If today’s puzzle felt cryptic, start with our short guides:
- What is a rebus? — meaning, history and examples
- How to solve rebus puzzles — 9 practical tricks
- 40 rebus puzzles with answers to practice on
- Idiom puzzles — learn English idioms the fun way
- Brain teasers with answers — picture and word puzzles
- 24 picture brain teasers with answers
- The full puzzle library — 110+ free puzzles in one place
- Four more rebuses a day on r/RebusMaster (Reddit)
Daily rebus FAQ
When does a new puzzle come out?
Every day at midnight UTC. The countdown under your result shows exactly how long is left.
Is it really free?
Yes — no download, no account, no paywall. The Rebus Master app with 1,300+ levels is free too.
What happens if I make three mistakes?
The answer is revealed and your streak resets — but there’s always tomorrow’s rebus.
Do the numbers under the tiles mean something?
Yes — tiles with the same number hide the same letter. That’s the cryptogram twist: deduce one copy and type it everywhere it appears.
Illustrations are AI-assisted; every puzzle and hint is written by hand. Found a bad one? Tell us.