Word Scramble Solver
Type the letters from your word scramble. Answers that use every letter appear at the top, followed by every shorter word the letters spell.
Starts, ends and contains letters count as letters already on the board, so they are not taken from your rack.
How to solve a word scramble
- Type the letters exactly as they appear in the puzzle, in any order.
- Look at the top group. A word scramble's answer uses every letter, so it's in the longest group of results.
- More than one answer? Some letters make several words, like LISTEN and SILENT. Use the puzzle's clue, picture or theme to choose.
- Tap a word to see its meaning and check it fits.
Jumble and other newspaper puzzles
In Jumble style puzzles, you solve several short scrambles first, then use the circled letters to answer a final clue. Solve each scramble here, then type the circled letters into the anagram solver, which only shows words that use every letter.
Word scrambles for school
Teachers often use word scrambles to practise spelling and new vocabulary. Students can check an answer here, and the meaning of every result is one tap away. The examples below show how a few common school words look scrambled.
Want to solve them faster without help? Read six tricks for unscrambling words.
Solved word scrambles
Classroom style scrambles and their answers.
COLSHO · 34 words · see them all
ECLPNI · 36 words
ECETAHR · 118 words · see them all
REDFIN · 59 words · see them all
NMLAIA · 52 words · see them all
ITRWNE · 54 words · see them all
Questions
What is a word scramble?
A puzzle where the letters of a word are mixed up and you put them back in the right order. TNEPLA, for example, is a scramble of PLANET.
How do I solve a word scramble fast?
Type the letters into the box above. The answer that uses every letter appears in the top group of results.
What if no word uses all the letters?
Check that every letter was copied correctly. If one is unclear, type ? in its place and the solver tries every letter.
Can it solve a scrambled sentence or phrase?
It solves one word at a time. Split the phrase into its words and solve each one.