Does this use Words With Friends letter values?

Yes. Words are scored with the Words With Friends letter values, which differ from Scrabble, so the ranking matches the points you will earn in the app. Board multipliers are not included, as they depend on placement.

How do I enter blank tiles?

Type a question mark (?) for each blank. Each one can stand in for any letter, and the helper shows every word those blanks can complete.

Can I find moves that connect to the board?

Yes. Use the starts-with, ends-with and contains filters to find words that hook onto letters already played, and set a minimum length for longer moves.

Is the Words With Friends Helper free?

Completely free with unlimited use, no sign-up and no downloads. It runs instantly in your browser on any device.

Is using a helper against the rules?

It is a personal choice for casual play. Used as a learning aid, it builds real skill. Agree with your opponents on whether tools are welcome in your games.

Words With Friends Helper

Enter your tiles and see every valid move ranked by Words With Friends letter values — with blank support and filters to connect to the tiles already on the board.

Updated July 10, 2026 7 min read

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About the Words With Friends

The Words With Friends Helper finds the best moves hiding in your tiles and ranks them by points, so you always know your strongest play. Type in your letters and it searches a large English word list, returning every valid word scored with the Words With Friends letter values — which differ from Scrabble — so the numbers you see match the game you are actually playing.

It is built for real games. Blank tiles are supported with the ? wildcard, and filters for starting letters, ending letters, contained sequences and minimum length help you find a word that connects to the board. Instead of scrolling endless lists, you get a focused set of playable words ranked highest-first.

The helper is completely free, works instantly in your browser on any device, and needs no sign-up. Whether you are chasing a comeback or defending a lead, it is the quickest way to find your best move.

How to use the Words With Friends Helper

1
Enter your tiles
Type the letters you have — up to fifteen. Order does not matter, so enter them exactly as they appear in your tray.
2
Add blanks
Use a question mark (?) for each blank tile. Each stands in for any letter, and the helper shows every word it can complete.
3
Filter to the board
Set a starting or ending letter, a contained sequence, or a minimum length to find a word that connects to tiles already played.
4
Make your move
Moves are ranked by Words With Friends points and grouped by length. Tap any word to copy it.

How Words With Friends scoring differs from Scrabble

Words With Friends uses its own set of letter values, so the same word can score differently than it would in Scrabble. For example, in WWF the letters H and Y are worth less than in Scrabble, while some other tiles shift the other way. This helper uses the correct Words With Friends values, so the ranking reflects the points you will actually earn.

As in any tile game, the board's bonus squares — double and triple letter and word tiles — can change which move scores best. Treat the ranked list as your shortlist, then choose the word that lands on the most valuable squares.

Connecting to the board and using bonus tiles

The strongest moves usually build on letters already in play. Use the starts-with and ends-with filters to extend an existing tile, or the contains filter to play through a letter mid-word. Together with your tray, these filters reveal exactly the words that fit the open spaces.

Placing a whole tray of tiles in one turn earns a thirty-five-point bonus in Words With Friends. Set the minimum length to seven to spot those big plays whenever your tiles allow.

Learning from the helper

Beyond winning a single game, the helper is a great teacher. Seeing the words your tiles can form builds your vocabulary of valid plays, short words and unusual letter combinations, so you gradually rely on it less. Many players use it to review tricky racks and discover words they would never have spotted.

In friendly games, agree with your opponents on whether tools are welcome. Used as a study aid between matches, it makes you a stronger, faster player.

Examples

Input

tray: aeglnrt

Sample output

tangler, gnarl, angler, largen

Long words that use most of your tray.

Input

tray: hj + blank (?)

Sample output

haj, jah, hajj

Blanks and awkward letters still find a play.

Input

tray: silent, starts with 's'

Sample output

silent, listen, inlets

Filter to hook onto a tile on the board.

Pro tips

Watch the letter values — H and Y are cheaper in Words With Friends than in Scrabble.
Aim to place your whole tray for the thirty-five-point bonus when you can.
Save your blanks for a big play rather than spending them on small words.
Use the contains filter to play through letters already on the board.
Balance points against defence — avoid opening a triple-word square for your opponent.

Questions & answers

Words With Friends FAQs

The AllWordTools.com Team

Word-game specialists and language enthusiasts building fast, accurate tools that help millions of players find the right word. Last reviewed July 10, 2026.