Word Unscrambler

Enter your letters and instantly see every word you can make — sorted by length, with Scrabble scores. Use ? for blank tiles.

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How to use the word unscrambler

Type in any set of 2 to 15 letters — the tiles on your rack, the jumbled letters from a puzzle, or just letters you're curious about — and press Unscramble. The tool instantly checks your letters against a dictionary of more than 172,000 English words and shows every valid word they can make, from the longest down to two-letter words, each with its Scrabble point value.

Why unscrambling helps you win word games

Whether you play Scrabble at the kitchen table in Sydney or Words With Friends on the train in New York, the hardest part of any word game is seeing the words hiding in a messy rack. Human brains anchor on the first arrangement of letters they see — a phenomenon called fixation. An unscrambler breaks that fixation by exhaustively rearranging the letters for you, which is also a great way to learn new words: most regular players pick up dozens of unusual two- and three-letter words (like qi, za, and xu) simply by seeing them in results.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I unscramble letters into words?

Type your letters into the box (up to 15) and press Unscramble. The tool checks every combination of your letters against a 172,000+ word dictionary and lists every valid word, longest first.

Can I use blank tiles or wildcards?

Yes — type ? for each blank tile, up to two. The unscrambler tries every letter of the alphabet in that position.

Which dictionary does it use?

The public-domain ENABLE list of 172,000+ English words — the same base list used by many popular word games, including Words With Friends. Tournament Scrabble uses slightly different lists (TWL in North America, Collins elsewhere including Australia), so on rare occasions a word valid here may not be valid in a specific tournament.

Is it free? Do you store my searches?

Completely free, no sign-up, unlimited searches. The dictionary is downloaded to your browser and all searching happens on your device — your letters are never sent to a server.