Word Game Solvers & Tools
Free word finder, anagram solver, crossword helper, and Wordle solver. Enter letters to instantly find your next winning word.
Word Finder & Letter Unscrambler
Enter letters to find winning words for Scrabble, Words With Friends, and daily word games.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find words with missing letters or blank tiles?
Use our wildcards! Enter a question mark (?) or asterisk (*) in the Word Finder to represent blank tiles for Scrabble and Words With Friends. The solver will instantly show you the highest-scoring word combinations that fit your rack.
How do I find 5-letter words for Wordle?
To find today's answer, use our dedicated Wordle Solver. Enter the green (correct) and yellow (misplaced) letters you already have, along with any gray (excluded) letters. The solver will filter out the dead ends and give you a list of every possible 5-letter word remaining.
How can I solve a crossword puzzle with only a few known letters?
Our Crossword Solver is built for this exact problem. Enter the total word length and the letters you already have (using ? for the blank squares). It will search our dictionary to find the exact word that fits your grid and clue.
What is the difference between an Anagram Solver and a Sub-Word Finder?
An Anagram Solver rearranges all of your inputted letters to find exact-length matches and solve daily jumbles. Our Sub-Word Finder goes a step further by extracting every valid smaller word hidden within your letter pool, making it the perfect tool for games like Text Twist or NYT Spelling Bee.
How do I find rhyming words for a poem or song?
Enter any word into our Rhyme Finder. It will instantly generate a list of perfect rhymes and near rhymes, automatically sorted by syllable count to help you match your song's rhythm or poem's meter perfectly.
How do I solve Boggle-style letter grids?
Use our Word Grid Solver. Enter your grid letters, and it will trace all valid adjacent paths—horizontally, vertically, and diagonally—to find every playable word without reusing any tile twice in a single word.