Words With Friends Helper
The Words With Friends Helper finds every valid word you can play from your current rack, sorted by WWF point value so your highest-scoring options are always at the top. Enter your tiles — including ? or * for blank tiles — and get instant results grouped by word length. Each result shows the exact WWF base score with blanks correctly valued at zero. The tool uses WWF-specific letter values rather than Scrabble points, so the scores you see reflect what you will actually earn in the game. Whether you are stuck with a difficult rack, looking for a game-winning play, or just want to know all your options before committing to a move, this tool puts every possibility in front of you ranked and ready.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from the Scrabble Helper?
Words With Friends uses a different point system compared to Scrabble. Several letters score differently — for example, B, C, F, M, P, and W are all worth more in WWF than in Scrabble, while some others are worth less. This tool uses the official WWF point values so every score you see reflects what you would actually earn in the game, not Scrabble values.
Can I use blank tiles?
Yes. Use a question mark (?) or asterisk (*) to represent a blank tile in your rack. The solver treats it as any letter needed to complete a valid word, and blank tiles are correctly scored as 0 points — matching how Words With Friends handles them.
What dictionary does Words With Friends use?
Words With Friends uses the ENABLE (Enhanced North American Benchmark LEXicon) word list as its primary dictionary. Our tool uses a comprehensive dictionary that closely matches this list. Some very obscure or recently added words may differ — if a word is rejected in-game, it may not be in the current official WWF dictionary.
Are board bonuses included in the scores?
No — the points shown are base letter face values only. Double letter, triple letter, double word, and triple word bonuses depend on where you place your word on the board and are not calculated here. Use these base values to compare your options, then apply any bonus squares available in your position.
How do I find my best move?
Results are sorted by point value within each word length group, with the highest-scoring words at the top. For maximum points look for plays that use high-value tiles — Q (10pts), Z (10pts), J (10pts), and X (8pts) in WWF. Combining a high-value letter with a bonus square on the board will typically be your best move.
Can I enter my full 7-letter rack?
Yes — enter all seven of your rack tiles, including ? for any blank tiles. The solver will find every valid word you can form using any combination of those letters, from 2-letter words up to 7-letter bingos. Longer words are shown first since they are usually worth more points.