Facedle
Only a corner of a face shows at first. Facedle hides a famous person behind covered parts of a picture and uncovers a bit more after each miss.
- Answer
- One famous person
- Guesses
- 6
- Clue
- A partly covered picture
- After a miss
- More of the picture is revealed
- Skips
- Allowed, and they reveal more too
- Price
- Free in the browser
- Category
- Visual games, photos
How to play Facedle
- Look at the picture
Only part of the photo is visible at the start.
- Name the person
Type the name of the famous person you think it is.
- Skip if unsure
A skip, like a wrong guess, reveals more of the picture. Fewer tries make a better score to share.
Clues to look for in a photo
- Clothing: A sport kit, a suit or a stage outfit
- Background: A stadium, a studio or an event
- Photo style: An older or newer picture
- Hair: An era, or a famous look
When to guess and when to skip
Early on, a skip and a wrong guess cost the same. So guess only when you have a real idea, even a vague one, because a wrong name you thought about can still teach you something. If you have no idea at all, skip and let the picture do the work.
Facedle tips
- Look past the face. Hair, clothes and background can say a lot about who and when.
- Do not waste a guess on a hunch at the start. A skip costs the same and shows more.
- Think about the setting. A stage, a pitch or a red carpet narrows down the type of star.
Facedle questions
How many tries do I get?
Six guesses, and a skip counts as one of them.
Does skipping cost a guess?
Yes. A skip uses a try but reveals more of the picture.
Who can the answer be?
A famous person, such as a star from music, film, sport or public life.
Is there a new Facedle every day?
Yes. One new famous person is hidden each day.
Is there a Facedle app?
Facedle plays in the browser at facedle.app, so it works on a phone without a download.
Facts checked on 2026-11-09. Facedle belongs to Facedle. Megadle is not linked to it.