Scrabble word finder

Find words and scores from your rack.

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A1B3C3D2E1F4G2H4I1J8K5L1M3N1O1P3Q10R1S1T1U1V4W4X8Y4Z10?0

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How to find Scrabble words

  1. Type the letters on your rack into Your rack. Use ? for each blank tile.
  2. To build on a word already on the board, type its letters into Play through letters on the board. Only words that use them in that order are shown.
  3. The words are listed by score, best first, with each word’s points next to it. Switch Sort by to Length to see them grouped by size. Click a word to copy it.

Finding the best play

The word with the most points on this list isn’t always the best move. A board square can turn a modest word into a big score: a 4-point word on a triple word square beats a 10-point word with no bonus. Use the list to see your options, then check which of them reach the bonus squares on your board.

A few habits help:

  • Keep good tiles. S and blanks can add to almost any word for a big score later, so don’t spend them on a small play.
  • Use the heavy letters. J, Q, X and Z score well, especially on letter bonuses. Short words like jo, qat, ax and zax make them easier to place.
  • Play through letters on the board. Type them in to find longer words that build on what’s there.

Bingos

Using all seven tiles in one turn earns a 50-point bonus in Scrabble. With your seven tiles in the rack, the longest group in Length order shows any seven-letter words they make. Adding a board letter to play through finds eight-letter bingos too.

For anagrams without scores, use the word unscrambler.

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