How to use this Scrabble word finder
When you get stuck, the useful question is not just “What words can these letters make?” It is “Which available word gives me the best option?”
- Enter your rack. Type each letter you hold. Use
? for a blank tile. - Filter if needed. Use Starts with, Must contain, or Ends with to narrow the word list. These filters describe the word, not the board position.
- Compare scores. Results can be sorted by base letter score, word length, or alphabetically.
- Copy a word. Select the copy icon to copy a result for quick reference.
Score note: displayed points are the sum of rack letter values only. Board premiums, cross-words, and placement strategy can change the actual move score.
Letter values & blank tiles
In English Scrabble, rare letters can be valuable, but a high-value letter is not automatically the best move. Fit and board position still matter.
Q · Z10 points
J · X8 points
K5 points
F · H · V · W · Y4 points
B · C · M · P3 points
D · G2 points
A · E · I · L · N · O · R · S · T · U1 point
Blank (?)0 points
Why blanks are powerful
A blank tile can represent any letter, but it scores zero. The finder accounts for that when estimating the score from your rack, rather than treating every letter in the resulting word as a scored tile.