Stuck on letters? Unscramble them in a blink.
WordUnscrambler turns a jumble of letters into every word that fits — for crossword clues, anagrams, Wordle guesses and Scrabble racks. Free, fast and built for people who love a good puzzle.
Showing top matches. Full solvers on the tool pages.
Three reasons WordUnscrambler wins the round
Answers before you blink
Our engine scans hundreds of thousands of words the instant you stop typing. No loading spinners, no waiting — just results ranked by length and value.
Every game, one home
Crossword clues, anagrams, Wordle patterns and Scrabble racks all live under one roof — so you never bounce between five tabs mid-puzzle.
Learn while you solve
See point values, word lengths and definitions-at-a-glance so you don't just find the answer — you get sharper for the next round.
Pick your puzzle
Wordle Helper
Feed in your greens, yellows and greys — get the shortlist of words that still fit the board.
Open helper →Anagram Solver
Rearrange any set of letters into every real word hiding inside them, from 3-letter gems to full anagrams.
Solve anagrams →Scrabble Word Finder
Enter your rack and blanks — we rank every valid play by score so you never leave points on the board.
Find words →Crossword Clue Cracker
Know some letters and the length? Filter the word list to the exact pattern your clue needs.
Crack a clue →Word nerds, students & Scrabble sharks agree
"I keep it open during my morning crossword. It untangles the letters I'm missing without just handing me the whole grid. Perfect balance."
"The Scrabble finder ranks plays by score, so I finally started using my J and Q instead of dumping them. My family stopped inviting me to game night."
"I teach ESL and use the anagram tool to build vocabulary drills. Clean, fast, no ads shouting over the lesson. My students love it."
Built by puzzle people, for puzzle people
WordUnscrambler started as a late-night tool to settle a Scrabble argument. It grew into the toolkit we always wanted: honest answers, no clutter, and a dictionary deep enough to trust when the points are on the line.
No pop-ups fighting for your attention, no login walls — just the fastest path from a pile of letters to the word you needed.
Read our story →Give us your messiest letters.
Whatever's got you stuck — a stubborn anagram, a half-filled crossword, a rack full of vowels — drop it in and watch the words appear.
We turn dead ends into "aha" moments.
WordUnscrambler exists for the moment you're one word away from finishing the puzzle — and we want to get you there faster than anyone else.
From a game-night dispute to a daily habit
It began over a contested Scrabble tile. Was "ZA" a word? (It is.) That argument sent us building a small tool to check — and we quickly realised the tools out there were slow, buried in ads, or gated behind sign-ups.
So we made the one we wanted: instant, generous with its dictionary, and respectful of your attention. Today it helps players untangle words for crosswords, anagrams, Wordle and Scrabble every single day.
Our mission
To make word games more joyful and less frustrating. We believe a good hint sharpens your play — it shouldn't feel like cheating, it should feel like a coach nudging you toward the answer you almost had.
Our promise
Always free to use the core tools. No account required. A dictionary we actually maintain. And a design that stays out of your way so the words — not the interface — are the star.
Not just another letter-jumbler
Sorted the way you play
Anagrams by length, Scrabble plays by score, Wordle guesses by likelihood. The best answer is always on top.
Zero clutter, zero nagging
No auto-playing video, no ten pop-ups. Just a calm, tile-inspired interface that feels like the game itself.
One tab to rule them all
Crossword, anagram, Wordle, Scrabble — switch between solvers instantly without losing your place.
Join thousands of daily solvers.
No fees, no forms. Just open a tool and start turning letters into wins.
Explore the tools →Turn your green & yellow clues into a shortlist.
Tell the helper what you already know from the board, and it filters our five-letter dictionary down to the guesses that still fit — so you spend your remaining tries wisely.
How to read the tiles
✓ Green — right letter, right spot.
~ Yellow — in the word, wrong spot.
× Grey — not in the word at all.
Three quick steps to a smarter guess
Enter your greens
Type the letters locked in their correct spots, using a dot for any square you haven't cracked yet.
Add yellows & greys
List the letters you know are in the word, and the ones the board has ruled out completely.
Pick your play
Scan the shortlist and choose the guess that eliminates the most remaining options.
Wordle helper questions
That's your call! Many players use it only after a couple of guesses, as a nudge rather than a giveaway. We never reveal the day's answer — we simply narrow the field of valid words based on the clues you enter.
Strong openers pack common letters and vowels — words like CRANE, SLATE or AUDIO cover a lot of ground and tend to light up plenty of green and yellow tiles early.
Yes. Put a letter in both the green and yellow fields if you know it appears more than once, and the filter will keep words that contain it in multiple spots.
The Wordle helper is tuned for the classic five-letter grid. For other lengths, the Anagram Solver and Crossword Cracker handle any word size you throw at them.
One guess away from the win?
Punch in your clues above and let the helper hand you the shortlist.
Try the Scrabble finder next →Every word hiding in your letters, found.
An anagram rearranges the letters of a word or phrase to make new ones. Drop your letters in and we surface every valid word you can build from them — perfect for anagram puzzles, crossword fodder and word-scramble games.
Put the solver to work
Cryptic crossword clues
Cryptic setters love anagrams. Feed the fodder letters in and spot the hidden solution in seconds.
Solve a clue →
Vocabulary drills
Teachers and students build spelling and vocab exercises by rearranging letters into word families.
Build a drill →
Word-scramble games
Settle a round of Boggle or a homemade scramble challenge without flipping through a dictionary.
Win the round →
Daily letter jumbles
Those newspaper "unscramble the letters" boxes? Cracked in one paste of the scrambled string.
Unscramble →
ESL & language practice
Discover shorter words nested inside longer ones — a favourite trick for growing an English vocabulary.
Practise →
Fun with names & phrases
Rearrange a name or phrase into a surprising new one — a classic party and pub-quiz favourite.
Play →Got a stubborn jumble?
Paste your letters into the solver and watch the words fall into place.
Try Scrabble finder →Play the highest-scoring word on your rack.
Enter the tiles in your rack — up to seven letters plus blanks — and we return every valid word, ranked by Scrabble score so your best play is always right at the top.
From rack to record score
Type your tiles
Enter the letters on your rack. Add a question mark for each blank tile you're holding.
We score every option
The finder checks each playable word against the dictionary and totals its face value using official tile points.
Play the top of the list
Results arrive sorted highest-score first — glance at the top, place your tiles, collect the points.
Know what each letter is worth
Scrabble rewards the rare letters. A Q or Z is worth ten points on its own — the finder factors these in automatically so a lower-scoring long word never beats a clever short one.
Got a feature idea? →Never waste a good rack again.
Enter your tiles above and find the play that wins the game.
Back to anagrams →Say hello, or send us a tricky word.
Feature ideas, a word we're missing, or just a puzzle that stumped you — we read everything. Drop us a line and we'll get back to you.