Does the Scrabble Helper use official letter values?

Yes. Every word is scored with the standard English Scrabble letter values, so the points shown match the tiles in the bag. Board multipliers are not included, since they depend on where you place the word.

How do I enter blank tiles?

Type a question mark (?) for each blank. Each one can represent any letter, and the helper shows every word those blanks can complete, though blanks themselves score zero points.

Can I find words that connect to the board?

Yes. Use the starts-with, ends-with and contains filters to find words that hook onto letters already played, and set a minimum length to target longer plays.

Is the Scrabble Helper free?

Completely free with unlimited use, no sign-up and no downloads. It runs instantly in your browser on any device.

Are these words valid in Scrabble?

The helper draws on a large English word list. For sanctioned tournament play, always confirm a word against the official dictionary used by your event.

Scrabble Helper

Enter your rack and instantly see every valid word ranked by official Scrabble letter values — with blank-tile support and filters to fit the board in front of you.

Updated July 10, 2026 8 min read

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About the Scrabble Helper

The Scrabble Helper turns a jumble of tiles into a ranked list of the highest-scoring words you can actually play. Type in the letters on your rack, and in a fraction of a second it searches a large English word list and returns every valid play, sorted so the biggest point-earner is right at the top. Each word is scored with the standard Scrabble letter values, so the numbers you see match the tiles in the bag.

It is more than a word unscrambler: it is tuned for the way Scrabble is really played. Blank tiles are handled with the ? wildcard, and you can filter by starting letters, ending letters, contained sequences and minimum length to hook onto a letter already on the board. That means you spend less time scrolling and more time finding the play that wins the game.

It is completely free, works instantly in your browser on any device, and needs no sign-up. Whether you are a casual player or a club competitor, the Scrabble Helper is the fastest way to squeeze every point out of your rack.

How to use the Scrabble Helper

1
Enter your rack
Type the letters you have — up to fifteen. Order does not matter, so enter them exactly as they sit on your rack.
2
Add blanks
Use a question mark (?) for each blank tile. Each one can stand in for any letter, and the helper will show every word it can complete.
3
Add board filters
Set a starting or ending letter, a contained sequence, or a minimum length to find a word that hooks onto tiles already on the board.
4
Play the best word
Results are ranked by Scrabble points and grouped by length. Tap any word to copy it instantly.

How Scrabble scoring works

Every letter in Scrabble carries a point value, from common one-point tiles like E, A and R to the ten-point Q and Z. The Scrabble Helper adds these values for each word it finds and ranks the list highest-first, so the play with the most raw tile points is always at the top. Remember that board multipliers — double and triple letter and word squares — can change which word scores best in practice, so treat the ranking as your shortlist and pick the word that lands on the best squares.

Because blanks score zero points, a word built with a blank may rank lower here even when it is the smartest play. The helper still shows it, so you can weigh a safe blank play against a riskier high-value one.

Finding hooks and bonus plays

The real skill in Scrabble is connecting to letters already on the board. Use the starts-with and ends-with filters to find words that extend an existing tile, or the contains filter to play through a letter in the middle of a row. Combined with your rack, these filters reveal exactly the words that fit the position.

Using all seven tiles in one turn earns a fifty-point bingo bonus. Set the minimum length to seven and the helper will surface every seven-letter word you can make from your rack, helping you spot those game-changing plays.

Is using a Scrabble Helper cheating?

Away from tournament play, a word helper is a brilliant way to learn. Seeing the words hidden in your rack teaches you new valid words, unusual two-letter plays and high-value letter combinations that will make you a stronger player over time. Many people use it to study between games or to settle friendly disputes about whether a word is allowed.

In casual games, agree with your opponents on whether tools are welcome. Used as a learning aid, the Scrabble Helper builds real skill you can carry into games where you play unaided.

Examples

Input

rack: aeinrst

Sample output

retains, nastier, retinas, stainer

Seven-letter bingos for a fifty-point bonus.

Input

rack: quiz + blank (?)

Sample output

quiz, quai, quin

Blanks unlock words you couldn't otherwise play.

Input

rack: careful, ends with 'ing'

Sample output

curing, racing, facing

Filter to hook onto tiles on the board.

Pro tips

Learn the two-letter words — they are the key to hooking onto the board and scoring in tight spaces.
Set the minimum length to seven to hunt for bingo plays worth an extra fifty points.
Hold high-value tiles for double- and triple-letter squares rather than dumping them early.
Use the contains filter to play through an existing tile in the middle of a word.
Remember blanks score zero — sometimes a lower-ranked word is the smarter, safer play.

Questions & answers

Scrabble Helper FAQs

The AllWordTools.com Team

Word-game specialists and language enthusiasts building fast, accurate tools that help millions of players find the right word. Last reviewed July 10, 2026.