Word Unscrambler

Type any combination of letters into the box above — there is no need to form a real word, just enter the tiles you have. Click Unscramble (or press Enter) and our engine scans a dictionary of over 370,000 English words in milliseconds.

Results appear grouped by length with the longest words first, so the highest-scoring plays are always at the top. Use the length chips to show only words of a specific size, or switch the sort order to alphabetical. Stuck with a blank tile? Type a ? and it will match any letter.

You can also use the Advanced Filters to narrow your results: search for words that start with, end with, or contain specific letters. This is especially helpful when you need to connect to an existing word on the board or fill a specific spot in a crossword puzzle.

A word unscrambler takes a set of scrambled or random letters and finds every valid word that can be built from them. Each letter is used only as many times as it appears in your input, so the results are always legal plays for word games.

Letter Smash works with completely random letter combinations — you do not need to know any part of the answer. Whether you are stuck on a crossword, battling a friend in Scrabble or Words With Friends, or just curious what your letters can spell, the unscrambler finds it instantly and for free.

Most word unscramblers online are slow, cluttered with pop-ups, or require you to create an account before you can see results. Letter Smash is different. Our entire word engine runs locally in your browser — your letters never leave your device, results appear instantly, and there are zero paywalls.

We also offer the most comprehensive results. While many tools limit you to common words, Letter Smash searches over 370,000 entries including obscure but valid words that can win you tight games. Every result is a real English word verified against trusted public-domain dictionaries.

Look for common endings first. Suffixes like -ING, -TION, -ED, and -LY can quickly reveal long words hiding in your letters. Once you spot a suffix, the remaining letters often click into place.

Do not overlook two-letter words. In Scrabble and Words With Friends, short words like QI, ZA, XI, and JO are worth serious points and let you play parallel to existing words on the board. Letter Smash includes every valid two-letter word.

Use the blank tile wisely. Type ? for each blank and let the tool show you every possibility. In competitive play, saving a blank for a seven-letter word (a "bingo") earns you a 50-point bonus in Scrabble.

Check multiple lengths. The longest word is not always the highest-scoring one. Sometimes a shorter word that hits a triple-letter or double-word square outscores a longer play. Use the length filter and point sort to compare options quickly.

Letter Smash is more than just an unscrambler. We offer twenty specialized tools plus in-depth guides for every word challenge you might face:

Use the Anagram Solver to find words that use all your letters. The Scrabble Word Finder and Words With Friends Helper rank results by game-specific point values. The Wordle Solver narrows down today's answer from your green, yellow, and gray clues.

For crossword fans, the Crossword Solver fills in patterns with missing letters, and the Category Puzzle Solver sorts a grid of words into hidden themed groups for Connections-style games. Writers and poets can explore the Rhyme Finder, Word Counter, and Random Word Generator for creative inspiration. Every day, our Word of the Day serves up vocabulary inspiration, and our Daily Sudoku and Daily Word Search offer fresh puzzles in three difficulty levels, our Daily Word Wheel delivers a Spelling Bee-style challenge, our Daily Word Ladder lets you transform one word into another a letter at a time, and our Daily Cryptogram challenges you to crack a famous quote hidden behind a cipher. Plus, our Guides & Articles section explores word puzzle history, strategy, and the science of language.