How to use the Scrabble Word Finder
- Enter your tiles exactly as they appear on your rack (up to 15 letters).
- Use
?for blank tiles — each blank counts as any letter but scores 0 points. - Add board constraints: type the letter you want to play through into Contains, or use Starts with / Ends with to hook onto an existing word.
- Click Find Words. Words appear ranked by length and Scrabble score so you can spot the highest-value play first.
- Look for 7-letter "bingos" — playing all your tiles in one move adds a 50-point bonus on the real board.
Scrabble tile values
Scores shown next to each word use the official Scrabble letter distribution: 1-point letters (A, E, I, O, U, L, N, S, T, R), 2-point (D, G), 3-point (B, C, M, P), 4-point (F, H, V, W, Y), 5-point (K), 8-point (J, X), and 10-point (Q, Z).
Strategy tips for higher scores
- Target premium squares — Triple Word and Double Letter tiles can multiply a single play several times over.
- Save your S and blanks for bingo opportunities; they're the most flexible tiles in the bag.
- Hook short words like QI, ZA, XU, and JO to score big with high-value letters.
- Balance your rack — keep a healthy ratio of vowels and consonants for future turns.