Enter the letters on your Scrabble rack and instantly see every valid word you can play. Results are grouped by length and sorted longest first, so you can spot the highest-scoring move at a glance.
Enter your rack letters and press Enter to see every word they can make.
Q and Z are worth 10 points each, J and X are worth 8. Look for words that use them before you play to push your score up.
Playing all seven tiles in one turn earns a 50-point bonus (a "bingo"). Check the longest words in your results first.
Enter the letters on your rack and the tool lists every valid word you can make, sorted longest first so the highest-scoring plays are easy to spot.
It groups and sorts words by length rather than calculating exact scores, since your score also depends on the bonus squares you land on. Longer words and high-value tiles like Q and Z generally score the most.
Yes. If your rack can make a seven-letter word it will appear in the longest result group, which earns the 50-point bingo bonus when you play all your tiles.
It is a study and practice aid, so it is best used for solo play or learning new words rather than during a competitive game. It is a good way to build your vocabulary over time.