How the Scrabble helper works
Enter the letters on your rack and the helper checks them against a dictionary of more than 269,000 words, returning every word you can build — ranked by its official Scrabble point value so the biggest plays sit at the top. Add a question mark (?) for each blank tile. To find a word that hooks onto a letter already on the board, add that letter to your rack and type it in the must contain box.
Scrabble letter values
The score next to each word uses these standard tile values:
Tips for a higher score
Play all seven tiles in one turn for a 50-point bingo bonus. Save an S or a blank to extend an existing word. Park high-value letters like J, X, Q, and Z on double- and triple-letter squares, and learn the short Q-without-U words so a Q tile never strands you.
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Share this helper
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Frequently asked questions
- How does the Scrabble helper score words?
- Each word is scored using the official Scrabble letter values (A=1, D=2, B=3, F=4, K=5, J=8, Q=10, and so on). Scores shown are the base word value and do not include board bonus squares or the 50-point bingo bonus.
- How do I use a blank tile?
- Type a question mark (?) for each blank. The helper will fill it with whatever letter makes the highest-scoring word.
- How do I find a word that hooks onto a letter on the board?
- Add the board letter to your rack and type it in the "must contain" box. The helper then only returns words that use that letter.