Scrabble Word Finder

Type your rack and get every word the dictionary says you can build from it, grouped by length with the longest first and, inside each group, sorted by tile score — because a seven-letter word is not automatically the better play.

Also on Txtset: use every letter instead of a subset · search by pattern when you know some letters.

Blank tiles work properly. Type ? for each blank, up to two. A blank scores zero, and the results say which letter each one stood in for, because a score that quietly counted the blank as a real tile would be wrong in exactly the situation you are using this to decide. Three blanks is refused: it makes almost every word playable, which is not an answer, and no standard set puts three in one rack.

There is also a board letter field for the tile already on the board that you want to play through. Give it a letter and every result is guaranteed to contain it, with that letter treated as free rather than coming out of your rack. Contains, starts-with and ends-with filters narrow things further.

Three things this page will not pretend about. Scores are tile values only — double-word and triple-letter squares depend on a board this page cannot see, and a half-implemented board score is worse than none. The dictionary is ENABLE, public domain, not the TWL or Collins tournament list, so a word can be valid here and rejected in tournament play. And SCRABBLE is somebody else's trademark; the notice is at the bottom of the tool, not buried.

How to use

1. Type your letters. Use ? for each blank tile.
2. Optionally add a board letter the word must play through.
3. Narrow with contains / starts with / ends with, or raise the minimum length.
4. Read the results: longest first, highest-scoring first inside each length.
5. Copy or download the list.

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