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Scrabble Word Finder
Enter the tiles on your rack and see every word you can make, grouped by length with a score for each.
How to find Scrabble words from your letters
Type the tiles from your rack into the box above, up to 15 letters. The Scrabble word finder lists every word in its word list that those tiles can spell. Results also update as you type, so you can add or drop a tile and watch the list change.
- Enter your tiles. Anything that is not a letter or a ? is ignored.
- Put a ? in for each blank tile you hold.
- Press Find Words, or just pause typing.
- Read the results: words are grouped by length, longest first, and the small number beside each word is its tile score.
- Click any word to start a new search from its letters, a quick way to spot shorter words hidden inside it.

Using blank tiles with the ? wildcard
A blank tile can stand in for any letter. Type ? wherever you hold a blank, up to 2 per search, and the finder tries every letter in its place. Searching CAT? returns words such as TACK, CHAT and FACT, alongside words that need only your own letters.
One thing to know about the scores: the number beside a word adds up the standard tile value of every letter, including the letter a blank is standing in for. In a real game a blank scores zero, so a word that uses one is worth less than the number shown. TACK shows 10 here, but if the K is your blank its tile points are 5.

Narrow the list with starts with, ends with and must include
Open Advanced options to constrain the shape of the word. Starts with and Ends with fix the first or last letters, and Must include requires every letter you enter to appear somewhere in the word. Each box takes up to 5 letters and the three filters combine.
The filtered words still have to be spelled from your tiles. With the rack PLANETS, a word that starts with P, ends with S and includes AN narrows 283 results to 11, from PLANETS and PLATENS down to PANS. There is no length filter in the form; to browse every word of one length, use the word lists below.

Which word list does this Scrabble word finder use?
Words come from the Standard Word List, a general English word list of 270,658 words between 2 and 15 letters long. It is not an official Scrabble dictionary.
That distinction matters because Scrabble has no single dictionary. At the time of writing, competitive play in the United States and Canada uses the NASPA Word List (NWL2023, in effect since February 29, 2024; earlier editions were called TWL and OTCWL), while the rest of the world uses Collins Scrabble Words (CSW24, formerly known as SOWPODS). A word can be playable in one list and rejected in another, and this site’s list can differ from both.
Treat the results as candidates, and confirm any word you are about to play for points or challenge in the dictionary your game, club or tournament actually uses.
Scrabble is a registered trademark of Hasbro, Inc. in the United States and Canada and of Mattel elsewhere. scrabblewordfinder.io is an independent site and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Hasbro, Mattel, NASPA or Collins.
How Scrabble word scores are calculated
Every letter tile has a fixed point value, from 1 for common letters up to 10 for the rarest. The number beside each result is those tile values added together: the base score of the word before any board bonus.
| Points | Letters |
|---|---|
| 1 | A, E, I, L, N, O, R, S, T, U |
| 2 | D, G |
| 3 | B, C, M, P |
| 4 | F, H, V, W, Y |
| 5 | K |
| 8 | J, X |
| 10 | Q, Z |
Scores on the board can be higher. A double- or triple-letter square multiplies the tile on it, a double- or triple-word square multiplies the whole word, and playing all seven tiles in one turn earns a 50-point bonus. A blank tile always scores zero. This tool never sees the board, so none of those bonuses are included. Use the numbers to compare candidate words, not to predict the final score of a turn.
Browse Scrabble word lists
Want ideas before you enter any letters? These lists cover every word in the current word list, by length or by a letter that can score well.
Words by length
- 2-letter words
- 3-letter words
- 4-letter words
- 5-letter words
- 6-letter words
- 7-letter words
- 8-letter words
- 9-letter words
- 10-letter words
Words with high-value letters
Common questions
How do I find words that use all of my letters?
Look at the first group of results. If its words are as long as the number of tiles you entered (blanks included), they use your whole rack. If the first group is shorter than your rack, no word in the word list uses every tile.
How can I find higher-scoring words?
Inside each length group, words are sorted by score, highest first, so scan the top of each group. Words containing J, K, Q, X or Z score well because of their tile values; put one of those letters in Must include to force it, or browse the high-value letter lists above. A longer word is not always worth more than a shorter one.
Does it tell me where to play on the board?
No. The finder works only from the letters you type. It cannot see the board, so it does not check hooks, premium squares or whether a word fits a space. It tells you which words your tiles can make.
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