Word Unscrambler

Enter up to 15 jumbled letters (use ? for a wildcard) to see every word you can make, longest first.

Your Letters

Letters A–Z only. Each letter can be used as many times as you enter it.

Results

Enter your letters to find words.

How this works

Type the jumbled letters into the Letters field and press Unscramble. The Word Unscrambler checks every word in its dictionary and keeps the ones you can spell using only the letters you entered, each no more often than you typed it. Results are grouped by length, starting with the longest words, and a group is marked “uses all letters” when its words are full anagrams of your input.

Enter a question mark (?) for a letter you don’t know or a blank tile. The wildcard can stand for any letter, so TE? finds ATE, EAT and TEA. You can enter up to 15 letters, which covers a full Scrabble board row as well as long anagram and jumble puzzles.

Two optional filters narrow long lists. Must contain keeps only words that include every letter you list there, for example an S to hook onto a word already on the board. Word length keeps only words of exactly that many letters, which helps with jumbles and crossword clues where you know the answer length.

The unscrambler uses the ENABLE word list, a public-domain dictionary of about 172,000 words used by many word game tools. When one length has more than 200 matches, the first 200 alphabetically are shown along with the total count; add a filter to see the rest.

See it in action

Letters: LISTEN

6 letters (uses all letters): ELINTS, ENLIST, INLETS, LISTEN, SILENT, TINSEL

Six letters give 90 words in total. The longest group shows every full anagram, so you can spot all six rearrangements at a glance before scrolling to the shorter words.

Letters: RATINGS, word length 7

7 letters (uses all letters): GASTRIN, GRATINS, RATINGS, STARING

Setting the word length to 7 hides the 172 shorter words and leaves just the four full anagrams, which is handy when solving a jumble or looking for a Scrabble bingo.

Tips for using the Word Unscrambler
  • Start with the longest group. Full anagrams that use every letter are usually the answer to a jumble or the highest-scoring play.
  • Use ? for blank tiles or for letters you can borrow from the board. Each ? matches exactly one letter.
  • Use Must contain to find words that include a letter already on the board, so you can build through it.
  • If a group says it is showing 200 of more words, add a length or Must contain filter to see the rest.
  • For Scrabble and Words With Friends scores, try the Scrabble Rack Scorer. For letter patterns like _A_LE, use the Crossword Pattern Search.

Frequently asked questions
Is this word unscrambler free to use?

Yes, completely free. There are no accounts, no sign-ups, and no limits on how many times you can use it.

How many letters can I unscramble?

Between 2 and 15 letters, including any ? wildcards. Words can be any length from 2 letters up to the number of letters you enter.

What does the ? wildcard do?

A ? stands for any single letter, like a blank tile in Scrabble. Enter one ? for each unknown letter.

What dictionary does it use?

The ENABLE word list, a public-domain dictionary of about 172,000 words that is widely used for word games.

Can I use it as an anagram solver?

Yes. The longest group is marked “uses all letters” when it contains full anagrams of what you typed. Set the word length to your letter count to see only anagrams.