A word unscrambler lets you find words for a jumble of letters, it rearranges all the letters to match against words in the English dictionary that can be made from all the letters provided. There are many games and quizzes that require unscrambling letters to find a word and this is where word unscramblers come in handy if you cannot find the answer.
Our word unscrambler helps you find the best scoring words for word games such as Words With Friends, Scrabble and WordFeud to name but a few. If you're struggling to find a word with the letters or tiles you have, you can easily enter your letters in our search box and our algorithm will magically return all the possible words that are available to use to play your turn.
You can also enter wildcards which are also known as blanks, in case you have a blank tile which can be used as any letter, or if there is a chance to play a word on the board that must incorporate another letter already placed and you're not sure which words are available. You can simply enter a question mark (?) in the search form to include words with any other letter. You can use up to two wildcards to make things even easier.
Example:
Entering 'PLAN' into the search box will return results such as NAP, LAP, PAN, AN etc.
However entering 'PLAN?' into the search box will return all the results as above plus more such as PLANE, PANEL, PLANT, PLANK, NAIL etc
A word unscrambler lets you find words for a jumble of letters, it rearranges all the letters to match against words in the English dictionary that can be made from all the letters provided. There are many games and quizzes that require unscrambling letters to find a word and this is where word unscramblers come in handy if you cannot find the answer.
Some may call word unscramblers cheating at a game or quiz however it actually improves your vocabulary and helps you improve your natural unscrambling abilities so that you become better and faster at solving the puzzle. Onve you start using an unscrambler you will quickly start remembering variations of word and their patterns of letters, the next time you need to find a word you will naturally remember that there are many words that end in "ING" for example or contain double-o.
When you start to realize that there are so many combinations of the same word you will starting improving your games and find longer words. For example you may need to unscramble 5 letters to make a word, but then you may see there are longer words that contain that same word simply by adding "est", "ing", "er" or even pluralizing with a "s", this makes you gain more points, improves your thought process, improves your volcabulary and makes you remember which words can have multiple tenses applied to them.
When you unscramble your letters using our tool we will return all the results with words available only using the letters you have provided (unless you use wildcards). You will then see a link at the top of the results page that lets you find words that contain all the letters you have provided, or you can use our containing tool instead.
Example:
Searching for "ESTT" will return words such as TEST which is a 4 point Scrabble word, however if you search for all words containing "E, S, T and T" you could see there is a 13 point 7-letter word WHITEST which only needs an extra W,H and I. Using all the 7 letters in Scrabble gets you an additional 50 bonus points so instead of getting a 4 point score you could potential save up for a 63 point score.
Search for words beginning with certain letters to help find longer words, for example if you have the letters "S, T and A", there are probably a lot of words that start with "STA" so you can use our Starting With Tool to find words that begin with "STA", with this example there are 422 words that begin with "STA"! Who knew!
You can also do the opposite and search for words starting with letters to help find longer words, for example if you have the letters "C, A and N", there are also probably a lot of words that end with "CAN" so you can use our Ending With Tool to find words that end with "CAN", with this example there are 52 words that end with "CAN"! Magic huh?
