Words With Friends scores
Results use WWF letter values, where tiles such as B, C, V, and Y score differently than they do in Scrabble.
01 Words With Friends word finder
Find the strongest word on your rack.
Enter your letters to uncover possible Words With Friends plays, compare WWF tile values, and match the spaces already open on the board.
⚡ Free, fast, and no sign-up required. Use ? for a blank tile.
02 Score smarter
Built with Words With Friends values.
J10Q10Z10X8
Every result shows its base rack score. Your actual turn can score higher with letter and word multiplier squares.
03 Get better results
Built for the way you play.
Blank tile support
Add ? for each blank tile. The finder tests possible replacements and shows the blank as zero points in the calculated rack score.
Board-pattern filters
Enter a beginning, ending, or contained letter sequence to find words that fit an opening already on the board.
04 Quick strategy
Turn the same letters into a stronger play.
- Check the board before choosing the longest result—a shorter word on premium squares can score far more.
- Look for compact J, Q, X, and Z plays when space is tight.
- Use the Contains filter for a letter or sequence already on the board.
- Preserve flexible letters such as E, R, S, and T when another play scores nearly as well.
05 Words With Friends examples
See how a rack becomes playable words.
A five-letter rearrangement worth 5 base points before board bonuses.
A compact high-value play worth 23 base points in Words With Friends.
Use ? as a blank tile when one needed letter is missing.
06 Words With Friends finder FAQ
Know what the finder can—and cannot—confirm.
How do I find Words With Friends words from my letters?
Enter the letters on your rack, add a question mark for each blank tile, and select Find words. Results are ranked by length or Words With Friends base tile score.
Can I search for a word that fits letters already on the board?
Yes. Use the Starts with, Ends with, or Contains filters to match a known board pattern and narrow the result list.
Are Words With Friends scores different from Scrabble scores?
Yes. Several tiles have different point values. For example, B and C are worth four points in Words With Friends but three points in standard English-language Scrabble scoring.
Does the displayed score include bonus squares?
No. The displayed number is the word’s base tile score. Double-letter, triple-letter, double-word, and triple-word spaces depend on the exact board placement.
Is every result guaranteed to be accepted by Words With Friends?
No. This finder uses a broad English solver dictionary. The game’s current curated dictionary is the final authority, and rare, regional, technical, or inflected words can differ.
05 Browse by word length
Start with the space you have.
Open scored word lists from 2 to 15 letters, then return to the solver when you are ready to match your exact rack.
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