Built for Scrabble, Words With Friends, and Wordle players stuck on a rack of letters. No sign-up, no download — just type and scan.
Each tile shows the standard Scrabble point value — common letters like E and A score 1, rare ones like Q and Z score up to 10. Longer words using high-value letters score best.
Shows every dictionary word you can build from a subset of your rack — exactly what you need to find your next Scrabble or Words With Friends play.
Classic anagram mode: words that rearrange every single letter you typed, nothing left over — best for word-scramble puzzles and daily brain teasers.
Results are sorted longest-first since longer words score more in every major word game — scan the top of the list for your best play.
It compares every possible combination of your typed letters against a dictionary of valid words, then shows you the matches — either words you can build from some of your letters, or true anagrams that use every letter with none left over.
Yes — results are sorted longest-first since longer words generally score more points, and each tile shows the standard Scrabble letter value so you can quickly spot high-value plays.
An anagram uses every single letter you typed with nothing left over. "Using some letters" mode is more flexible and shows any valid word you can build from a subset of your letters — useful when you don't need your entire rack.
It can help narrow down possibilities if you know which letters are involved, though Wordle also cares about letter position, which this tool doesn't account for directly.