How the word unscrambler works
- Type your letters. Enter up to 15 tiles. Use ? for each blank tile.
- Read the results. Wordrack lists every word you can make, grouped from longest to shortest, with its point value.
- Narrow things down. Open Filter words to require a start, an end, or a letter sequence, or to show only words that use every tile.
Example: unscrambling RETAINS
Typing RETAINS finds 219 words in the Wordrack list. The seven-letter words that use every tile are antsier, nastier, retains, retinas, retsina, stainer, stearin. Shorter plays include airts, anise, antes, antis. See the full breakdown on the RETAINS page.
Blank tiles and wildcards
A ? stands for any letter. If you have two blanks, type two question marks. Letters supplied by a blank are underlined in the results and score 0 points, just like blank tiles in the board game.
Scrabble and Words With Friends scores
Switch between Scrabble and Words With Friends letter values at any time, since a few letters are worth different amounts in each game. Looking for something specific? Try the Scrabble word finder, the Words With Friends word finder, or the anagram solver.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the official Scrabble dictionary?
Not yet. Wordrack currently checks letters against a large American English word list, so check close calls against the official dictionary for your game.
How many letters can I enter?
Up to 15 tiles, including blanks.
Does it work for games other than Scrabble?
Yes. Any game where you build words from letters works, including Words With Friends, anagram puzzles and daily word scrambles.
Is Wordrack free?
Yes, you can use the unscrambler and the Daily Scramble for free.