Word Games & Puzzles

8 free online tools — Unscramble letters, solve anagrams and build printable puzzles

Tools for Scrabble, Wordle, Boggle, crosswords, poetry and classroom worksheets — backed by a 359,000-word English dictionary and, for rhymes, a 133,000-entry pronouncing dictionary. Unscramble letters, find anagrams, solve a Wordle from your clues, list every word on a Boggle board, find rhymes by sound, check palindromes, and build printable word searches.

Boggle Solver Type the letters of a 4×4, 5×5 or 6×6 board and see every valid word, scored, with the path traced on the grid. Rhyme Finder Type a word and get every word that rhymes with it, grouped by syllables — by how it sounds, not how it is spelled. Wordle Solver Enter your guesses, click the tiles to match the colours, and see every word that fits. Palindrome Checker Find out instantly whether text reads the same backwards, see exactly where it fails, and spot the palindromes hiding inside any passage. Word Unscrambler Find every word you can make from your letters, with Scrabble scores. Anagram Solver Find every anagram of a word, or solve crossword patterns like c_t. Word Scrambler Scramble words or sentences to build puzzles, with a printable answer key. Word Search Generator Create a custom word search grid from your own words, ready to print.

Solvers

  • Word unscrambler — every word from a set of letters, with blanks, filters and Scrabble scores.
  • Anagram solver — exact anagrams by letter signature, plus crossword patterns like c_t.
  • Wordle solver — enter your guesses and colours; handles the repeated-letter rule correctly.
  • Boggle solver — every word on a 4×4, 5×5 or 6×6 board, scored, with the path traced.
  • Rhyme finder — perfect and near rhymes by pronunciation, grouped by syllables.

Checkers and makers

The palindrome checker tests phrases and numbers and finds palindromes hiding in longer text; the word scrambler makes puzzles from your own words; the word search generator builds a printable grid with a print stylesheet; the letter frequency counter compares a text with typical English — the classic cipher-cracking tool.

About the dictionary

The list is broad on purpose — plurals, inflections, archaic and technical words — because a solver that misses a legal word is worse than one that lists a few odd ones. Common words are marked so you can filter to the ones a casual game accepts. Proper nouns, hyphenated words and abbreviations are excluded, as in the official rules of most games.