Enter the tiles on your rack and we will find every legal word and rank them by points. Use a ? for each blank tile. Results are scored with standard Scrabble values so the best play is always at the top.
A great Scrabble turn is about points per tile, not just finding a word. This finder takes the letters you hold — blanks included — and ranks every legal word by score, so you can weigh a safe short play against a board-opening bonus word.
Knowing the tile values by heart helps you spot the big words yourself. Standard English Scrabble scores each letter like this:
| Points | Letters |
|---|---|
| 1 | A, E, I, O, U, L, N, S, T, R |
| 2 | D, G |
| 3 | B, C, M, P |
| 4 | F, H, V, W, Y |
| 5 | K |
| 8 | J, X |
| 10 | Q, Z |
If you are studying rather than mid-game, our word lists let you browse every word by length, by starting letters or by ending — perfect for memorising the short words and high-value combinations that separate good players from great ones. Playing the app version instead of the board? Try our Words With Friends finder, which uses that game's slightly different tile values.
Type a question mark (?) for each blank tile on your rack. The finder treats it as any letter, so RETIN?S finds words where the blank stands in for whatever letter makes the best word. Blanks score zero points, which is already reflected in the totals shown.
Each word is scored using the standard English Scrabble tile values — A and E are 1 point, D and G are 2, B, C, M and P are 3, and so on up to Q and Z at 10. The total is the sum of the tiles in that word. Board bonuses like double-word and triple-letter squares are not included because they depend on where you place the tiles.
It shows every valid word your tiles can build, longest and highest-scoring first. On a real board you also need a connecting letter, so use the "Contains", "Starts" and "Ends" filters to match the letter you are playing through.
The finder uses a large standard English word list of more than 168,000 words. It is excellent for casual and family play. Official tournaments use specific word lists (such as the TWL or SOWPODS), so a small number of very obscure entries may differ from a given competition dictionary.
That depends entirely on your tiles, but words that use Q, Z, J or X — especially across a bonus square — tend to score biggest. The finder always puts the highest-value words at the top of each length group so you can spot them instantly.
Yes. There is no charge, no account and no limit. It runs in your browser on any device, so you can use it mid-game on your phone.
