Tile-based games leave you staring at a rack of letters, sometimes with a blank, wondering what fits.
This unscrambler treats your input as tiles, lets a ? act as a blank, and can limit results to words that use every tile when you want a full-length answer.
How to use Letter Unscrambler
- Enter your letter tiles, using ? for a blank.
- Turn on Use all letters for full-length answers only.
- Click any word to copy it.
What you can do with it
- Unscramble a rack of letter tiles.
- Use a blank tile to fill a gap.
- Show only words that use every tile.
Good to know
A blank tile can become any single letter, so it widens the matches; turning on Use all letters narrows results to words the exact length of your rack. It uses an English word list, so accents, non-English letters and proper nouns may not appear; use ? for one unknown letter.
Frequently asked questions
How do blank tiles work?
Type ? for each blank; it can match any one letter, so more words appear than with fixed tiles alone.
What does Use all letters do?
It keeps only words that use every tile you entered, which is the full-length, all-tiles answer.
Can tiles repeat?
A letter is available as many times as you type it, so repeated tiles allow repeated letters in a word.