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Type your letters and get every word they can make — longest and highest-scoring first, with Scrabble points on each word. Use ? for a blank tile.
The unscrambler checks your letters against 152,405 dictionary words (2–12 letters, from the ENABLE word-game lexicon — the list behind most word games). A word counts if it can be built from your letters, using each letter at most as many times as you have it; a ? blank can stand for any letter. Results are grouped by length and ordered by Scrabble score, so the plays that matter come first.
Worked example: the letters listen hide six 6-letter anagrams — enlist, inlets, listen, silent, tinsel and elints — plus shorter finds like nest, line, tile, sent and tin. Try it above: type listen and watch the full list appear.
The ENABLE lexicon (172,822 words) — the standard open word list for word games. This page searches its words of 2–12 letters. Very long or obscure Scrabble plays beyond 12 letters are not included.
Type ? (or * ) where a blank stands. A blank can become any letter, and words found with it are marked in the results count. Scrabble rules allow up to two blanks.
That is the word's Scrabble score — the sum of its letter values (Q and Z are worth 10, J and X 8). It does not count board bonuses like double-word squares, which depend on placement.
For Wordle use the companion Wordle Solver: it filters by green, yellow and gray clues instead of unscrambling a rack.