Scrabble Word Finder
Enter your rack tiles and find every word you can play — with Scrabble point values shown on every result.
Finding words...
Scrabble rewards preparation as much as vocabulary. This Scrabble word finder scans your rack and surfaces every valid play ranked by points - so instead of agonising over tiles, you can focus on where to play. Drop in your letters and your highest-scoring moves are waiting.
What is the Scrabble Word Finder
This free online tool takes the letters on your rack and returns every valid scoring word, ranked by point value. No guesswork, no dictionary flipping — just your best plays, instantly.
Enter up to 7 tiles (or more if board bonuses apply), add a ? for any blank tile, and hit 'Find Scrabble Words'. Results pull from the TWL tournament word list used in official US and Canadian Scrabble — switch to SOWPODS in Options for international (Collins) play.
How to use the Scrabble Word Finder
- Enter your rack — up to 7 tiles, 15 max when accounting for board letters
- Add wildcards — use
?for blank tiles (no point value, but opens up big plays) - Set filters (optional) — narrow results by starting letter, ending letter, or a must-include letter already on the board
- Choose your dictionary — TWL for US/CA tournaments, SOWPODS for international rules
- Hit Find Scrabble Words — results sorted by Scrabble point value, highest first
Scrabble strategy tips
- Go for the bingo. Playing all 7 tiles earns a 50-point bonus. Always scan for 7-letter words before settling for a shorter play.
- Burn your high-value tiles wisely. Q, Z, X, and J are worth 10, 10, 8, and 8 points — but only if you land them on a double or triple letter square. Don't waste them on low-value positions.
- Hook into existing words. Adding a single letter to a word already on the board lets you score across multiple words in one turn. Short hooks like S, D, or ER can rack up serious points with no extra tiles.
- Use blanks to unlock big words. Blank tiles are worth zero points but are most valuable completing a bingo or enabling a premium-square play that wouldn't otherwise be possible.
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- Words With Friends Cheat — same tool, WWF dictionary and scoring
- Word Unscrambler — full-featured tool with definitions
- Wordle Helper — filter 5-letter words by known positions