Free tool

Word unscrambler, every word in your letters.

Type the letters you have, from a word game rack, a jumbled puzzle or an anagram, and see every English word they make, grouped by length with the longest first and common words before rare ones. Add a ? for a blank tile. Narrow it down with starts with, ends with or contains, or show only words that use every letter. Tile points are shown for each word.

Type ? for a blank tile. Rare words are shown fainter. Words from SCOWL by Kevin Atkinson (a free list for any use).

Letters are matched in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere.

How it works

Every word, sorted for you.

01 / Complete

Over 100,000 words

The list holds more than 100,000 English words, so short words and long ones are all found; rare ones are a switch away.

02 / Sorted

Longest and common first

Groups go from the longest word down, and inside each group everyday words come before rare ones.

03 / Points

Tile values shown

Each word shows the classic tile points for its letters; blank tiles score nothing.

Questions

Good to know.

How do I unscramble letters?

Type your letters in the box. Every word they make appears below, longest first. Click a word to copy it.

What does the ? do?

It is a blank tile that can be any letter. Two ? marks are two blanks.

Can I find words that use all my letters?

Yes. Tick Only words that use every letter to see the full anagrams.

Why are some words fainter?

They are rare words. Pick Everyday words to hide them, or Include rare words to see even more.

Which word list is it?

SCOWL, a free English word list by Kevin Atkinson that sorts words by how common they are.