Every word tool you need, in one nest.

When you're stuck with a jumble of random letters and need to turn them into real words, this is the tool for you. Whether you want help with a tricky word game, hope to learn some new vocabulary, or just want to cheat a little on your next round — this site is built to save you time and frustration.

It works great for games like Scrabble, Words with Friends, Word Cookies, Anagrams, Wordfeud, and even Wordle. Enter the scrambled letters you have and instantly see every valid English word you can build from them — each result comes with its Scrabble score, tap it for a quick definition, and star the ones you want to remember.

An anagram is a word made by rearranging every letter of another word. listen becomes silent, enlist, and tinsel. Unlike the Unscramble tool, anagrams must use every letter you enter — nothing more, nothing less.

Use it for cryptic crosswords where the clue tells you the answer is an anagram of a phrase, for brainstorming brand names, or just to see how many hidden words hide inside a single one.

Open the Anagram Solver →

The Word Finder matches any pattern with wildcards. Use ?, _, or . for any single letter you don't know:

• s__r → soar, star, scar, spur, slur…
• ?a?e → cake, gate, late, made, page…
• ___ing → adding, boring, coding, diving…

This is exactly what you want for crossword puzzles where a few letters are already filled in. Try the Word Finder or the dedicated Crossword Solver.

The Random Words generator gives you a fresh list on demand — great for:

• Writing prompts — pick three random words and build a story around them.
• Pictionary and charades — no more arguments over who's picking the word.
• Vocabulary practice — teachers can generate spelling or definition lists on the fly.
• Brainstorm and naming — random combinations often spark unexpected ideas.

Generate random words →

Click the Advanced options toggle to reveal extra filters. You can narrow down results with:

• Starts with — only show words that begin with these letters.
• Ends with — only show words ending with these letters.
• Must include — every listed letter must appear in the word.
• Minimum / maximum length — control how long results can be.
• Sort by score — flip the results to show highest Scrabble score first.

It's simple. Type your letters, tweak the advanced options if you like, then hit Unscramble. The site walks a large English dictionary and returns every valid combination — grouped by length so the longest words come first, with each word's Scrabble value in parentheses:

Tip: if you're getting too many results, add a prefix, suffix, or must-include letters in advanced options to zero in on what you need.

Tip: if you're getting too many results, add a prefix, suffix, or must-include letters in advanced options to zero in on what you need.