Enter rack letters
Type the tiles you have and use ? for each blank tile.
Enter rack letters, add blank tiles, filter around board letters, and compare playable word options by base score before you choose a move.
Enter your rack letters, add ? for each blank tile, then use board
filters when a word must start with, end with, or contain a placed letter.
Type the tiles you have and use ? for each blank tile.
Use starts with, ends with, or contains when a word must connect to the board.
Review high-value words first, then check final placement in your game.
Use ? for a blank tile. Scores are base letter values.
Enter rack letters above, or try an example set.
Type the letters on your rack, including ? for blank tiles. Add board
filters when you need a word that starts with, ends with, or contains letters already on
the board. Results appear above with base letter scores so you can compare options before
thinking about exact board placement.
This tool scores words by base letter value. It does not yet calculate board multipliers, bingo bonuses, cross-word points, or exact board placement. That keeps the page fast and useful for learning, but final move value still depends on the board.
Use starts with, ends with, or contains when your play must touch an existing tile. If you are only exploring rack possibilities, leave the filters empty so you can see the full set of playable words before narrowing by board position.
Start by checking short high-value plays, then look for suffixes like -ING,
-ED, and -ER. Two-letter words are especially useful because
they help you play parallel to existing tiles.
Start with your rack letters, use ? for blanks, then add board filters only when the play must connect to an existing tile. Review high-score words first, but remember that board position usually decides the best move.
No. WordyLab is an independent practice tool. Use it to learn rack possibilities and base scores, then confirm competitive plays against the dictionary used by your game, app, or event.
Scores use standard base letter values only. Board multipliers, bingo bonuses, cross-words, and premium squares are not included yet.
Enter a question mark (?) for each blank tile. The finder treats each blank as any letter and ranks results by the completed word's base score.
Yes. Use starts with, ends with, or contains to narrow rack results around letters already on the board.
The finder cleans the rack input, creates valid words from the entered letters, expands ? as blank tiles, applies optional starts-with, ends-with, and contains filters, then sorts by the selected scoring view. Scores use base letter values so the result remains explainable.