one job: unscramble your letters
Unscrambled. takes any jumble of letters and finds every valid English word hiding inside them, checked against a built-in dictionary of roughly 7,000 common words, sorted longest-first the way most word games score them.
Use "?" for a blank tile, it stands in for any letter, the same way a blank works in Scrabble or Words with Friends. Click Options next to the search box to reveal Must include, Starts with, and Ends with filters when you're looking for a specific word rather than browsing everything available.
It's built for the moment you're stuck on a Scrabble rack, a Wordle-adjacent puzzle, or just want to see what words are hiding in a set of letters, without needing to use every letter you typed.
Type in your letters and the tool checks every word in its dictionary to see which ones can be formed using only the letters you have, each used at most as many times as it appears.
Yes, it's a helpful way to find playable words from your letter tiles, though the built-in word list is a general English dictionary rather than an official tournament word list, so a small number of obscure tournament-legal words may not appear.
No. Results include every valid word that can be made from any subset of the letters you entered, not just words using all of them.
No. Matching happens entirely in your browser against a built-in word list, nothing is sent to a server.
Type "?" anywhere in your letters. Each "?" stands in for any single letter, the same way a blank tile works in Scrabble or Words with Friends, the results will include words that use it as whatever letter makes them valid.
Yes. Use the Options panel next to the search box to reveal Must include, Starts with, and Ends with fields, which narrow a long results list down to words matching a specific pattern.