Word Unscrambler

Every word your letters can make, longest first.

Runs entirely in your browser

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Type your letters and every word they can build appears, grouped by length with the longest first. Words that use every letter, the true anagrams, are highlighted, and each carries its Scrabble tile score.

A ? stands for a blank tile and matches any letter, so pla?et finds words you could not otherwise reach. The starts-with, contains and ends-with filters narrow a long list down to the play you are actually looking for.

The whole dictionary, all 63,612 English words, is inside this page. There is no lookup service behind it, which is why it answers instantly and keeps working with the network switched off.

How to use it

  1. Type the letters you have, using ? for a blank.
  2. Read the results, grouped by word length with the longest first.
  3. Narrow them with the starts-with, contains, ends-with or length filters.

Questions

How do I use a blank tile?

Type ? in place of the blank. It matches any single letter, and you can use more than one, though each extra blank widens the search a lot, so expect a longer list.

Is this valid for Scrabble?

The word list is a general English dictionary, not an official tournament list. Those (TWL and Collins) are copyrighted and cannot be redistributed. Most everyday words agree; obscure two-letter tournament plays may not be here.

What do the small numbers mean?

The word's Scrabble score, adding up the standard tile values. It ignores board bonuses like double-word squares, which depend on where you play.

Why are some words highlighted?

Those use every letter you entered: a full anagram rather than a shorter word made from part of your rack.

Does it work offline?

Yes. The dictionary is compressed inside the page itself, so once it has loaded there is nothing left to fetch.

Your data stays on your device

Everything above runs inside your browser as WebAssembly compiled from Rust. Nothing you type is uploaded, logged or stored on a server. There is no server. You can load this page once, go offline, and it still works.