Unscramble Letters Into Real Words
Enter the letters you are stuck with and instantly find every word they can make — longest first, scored for Scrabble, with meanings one tap away.
Type your letters and they land on the rack.
The short answer
To unscramble letters, type them into the box and the tool lists every real word they can make, longest first, with Scrabble scores and a one-line meaning for each. Type ? for a blank tile. Everything runs in your browser.
- Results are grouped by length, longest first; within a length, higher Scrabble scores come first.
- Up to 18 letters, including up to three ? blanks, which score zero.
- The default dictionary has about 38,000 everyday words; one button adds the full 178,000-word game list.
- Need every letter used exactly once? Use the anagram solver.
Example LISTEN unscrambles to 66 words in the everyday list, including five six-letter anagrams: enlist, inlets, listen, silent and tinsel.
More ways to unscramble letters
Choose the right solver for the job. For a crossword or cryptic clue that must use every letter, the exact anagram solver gives only full-length answers. For Scrabble and Words With Friends, the Scrabble word finder ranks plays by score. For newspaper puzzles, the same anagram solver handles daily jumbles. All free, all instant.
Word finder
Every word your letters can make, with filters for starts, ends, contains and length.
R1Word scrambler
Shuffle any word into a puzzle for friends, students or a quiz.
A1Anagram solver
Only answers that use every letter exactly once.
S1Scrabble word finder
Your rack, scored for Scrabble and Words With Friends. Blank tiles supported.
W4Worksheet maker
Printable scramble sheets with a matching answer key.
G2Guessing game
Beat the scramble, build a streak, set off the confetti.
What makes the answers readable
Most word finders bury the answer you need under three hundred three-letter words. This one does the sorting for you.
Try these
Classic letter sets that show what the tool does.
? becomes whatever scores best.
Nothing you type leaves your device
The dictionary downloads once and every search runs in your browser. No account, no logging, no letters sent to a server.
Common questions
Is it really free?
Yes. Every tool on the site is free, with no account, no trial and no limit on how much you use it.
Do my letters get sent anywhere?
No. The dictionary downloads to your browser and every search runs on your device. Nothing you type is transmitted or logged.
What does the ? symbol do?
It is a blank tile and can stand in for any letter. Use up to three — handy for Scrabble blanks or a smudged letter in a printed puzzle.
Which dictionary is used?
The default is about 38,000 everyday words so results stay readable. One button switches to a full 178,000-word game list for competitive play.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. Everything is designed for a phone screen first — large type, one word per row, no pinching to read the answers.