Type the letters you have and find every word they can make. Add blank tiles, filter by length or pattern, and spot the highest-scoring play in seconds.
Letters only, up to 20 tiles and 3 blanks. Example: RSTLNE?
Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to any server.
See all the words hiding in your rack, from two letters up to full-length anagrams.
Blank tiles, pattern filters and letter scores help with Scrabble, Words With Friends and crosswords.
The dictionary loads with the page, so searches are instant and nothing is sent anywhere.
The solver counts how many of each letter you have, then checks every word in its dictionary of about 38,000 common English words. A word qualifies when it can be spelled with your letters, with each blank tile standing in for any one missing letter.
Scores use the standard Scrabble letter values, and letters filled by a blank are shown underlined in red and score zero. Board bonuses such as double word squares are not included, so the score is the raw tile value.
A word list drawn from SCOWL, sized to everyday English rather than obscure tournament words.
Each ? or * can become any letter, just like a blank tile.
Tick exact anagrams to see only words that use every tile you entered.
No. It uses a general English word list, so a few valid tournament words may be missing and some words may not be allowed in your game. Check your official word list for disputes.
Type ? or * for each blank. The solver lets each blank stand for any letter and shows those letters underlined in red with zero points.
Raise or lower the minimum length setting. By default only words of three or more letters are shown.
Yes. Use the starts with, ends with and must contain filters, which also help when you need to play off a letter on the board.
No. The dictionary is loaded into your browser and every search runs locally.
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