Unscramble
Unscramble your letters.
Type the tiles you hold. We’ll list every valid word they can make—not only the ones that use the whole rack.
How this finder works
This page rearranges a set of letters into real words. Give it a jumble, a newspaper anagram, or a rack you want to read before you score it. It is a finder, not a dictionary: no definitions, only whether a string is on the word list.
Results include shorter words as well as the full rack, grouped by length—useful when you cannot play every tile. If you want face-value scores, switch to the Scrabble word finder. For a five-letter board with colors, use the Wordle solver. For a slot with holes, use the crossword helper.
Enter your letters, add a blank if you have a wildcard, then press Find anagrams. Options cover a pattern, a required letter, or a letter to leave out. Fixed lists such as 5-letter words and words starting with Q are one tap away.
Questions
- What is a word unscrambler?
- It rearranges a set of letters into valid words. Wordish shows every match your tiles can spell, not just words that use the whole rack.
- How do I enter a blank tile?
- Tap Add blank next to the letters field. The blank shows as an open square and is stored as a question mark. You can also type ? from the keyboard.
- What is the difference between Unscramble and the Scrabble finder?
- Both start from a rack. Unscramble sorts by length so you can see every anagram. The Scrabble finder sorts by face-value tile score and prints the points next to each word. Board bonuses are not applied on either page.
- Which dictionary is this?
- Words are checked against ENABLE, a public U.S. list used for Scrabble-style play. It is not the official tournament book, and it is not a defining dictionary. Tournament TWL and international CSW are not loaded yet.
- Can I use this for Words With Friends or Jumble?
- Yes for casual play. The word list overlaps a lot with those games, but it is not the official WWF or newspaper book. If a word is rejected at the table, trust the game’s own dictionary.