Word Unscrambler and Tile Game Word Finder
Type your letters and get every word they can make, grouped by length or by points. Use ? or * for a blank tile, and narrow the list by start, end, contained letters or length.
Last checked 11/12/2026. Sources: ENABLE word list (172,823 words), as distributed by dolph/dictionary; SCOWL copyright file: the ENABLE master list was released into the public domain by its maintainer; Wikipedia: Scrabble letter distributions (standard English tile values); Carnegie Mellon University: some tile games give letters different values from the standard set.
How these figures are checked. The word list and any other sourced figure link to where they come from and carry a last-checked date; our own rules of thumb are labelled as such. Run by JB, an independent publisher based in Australia. Spotted a mistake? Email hello@wordfig.com.
Guide
How the unscrambler works
Your tiles are counted letter by letter. Each word in the list is tested against that count: every letter in the word must be matched by a tile, and a blank tile can stand in for any one letter. In every tile mode a word must use all of your tiles, which is the setting for unscrambling an anagram. In any word mode a word can be shorter, which is the setting for finding plays.
The whole search runs in your browser against a list of about 172,800 words, so results appear as you type and nothing you enter is sent anywhere.
Points
Each word shows its points from the tile values you choose. A blank tile always scores zero, so the tool counts your real letters first and only uses a blank where it has to. The standard set is the usual English tile set. The alternative set is a commonly cited set of values used by some other tile games; it is unofficial, so treat it as a guide and check the game you play. Board bonuses such as double and triple squares are not included.
- Standard: A, E, I, L, N, O, R, S, T, U are 1 point; D and G 2; B, C, M, P 3; F, H, V, W, Y 4; K 5; J and X 8; Q and Z 10.
- The alternative set changes the values of several letters, for example B, C and P at 4 and J at 10.
About the word list
Wordfig uses the open ENABLE word list, which its maintainer released into the public domain. Tournament play in North America uses its own official lists, which are licensed and not included here. This tool uses the open ENABLE list, which is close to them but not identical, so a word can be valid in one and not the other.
Wordfig is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the makers or owners of any word game or daily word puzzle named on this page; the names are used only to describe what the tool helps with. It can help with tile games such as Scrabble and Words With Friends, with anagram puzzles and with crosswords.
Quick reference: words made from common letter sets
| Length | Words in the list | Top-scoring word | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 letters | 96 | ax | 9 |
| 3 letters | 972 | zax | 19 |
| 4 letters | 3,903 | jazz | 29 |
| 5 letters | 8,636 | jazzy | 33 |
| 6 letters | 15,232 | bezazz | 35 |
| 7 letters | 23,109 | zyzzyva | 43 |
| 8 letters | 28,420 | zyzzyvas | 44 |
Common questions
How do I use a blank tile?
Type ? or * for each blank. Each one stands for any single letter and scores zero points.
What is the difference between every tile and any word?
Every tile finds words that use all of your letters, which is an anagram. Any word finds every word your letters can make, of any length up to the number of tiles.
Why is a word missing or extra compared with my game?
The tool uses an open word list, not the official tournament list. The two are close but not identical, so check a doubtful word in your own dictionary.
Are my letters sent anywhere?
No. The search runs in your browser and the letters you type never leave your device.