Enter your tiles to find the highest-scoring Words With Friends plays.
How to find better Words With Friends plays
Type the 7 tiles on your rack. Use ? for a blank.
Add letters already on the board under Board letters & filters to see words that fit a spot.
Pick from the list. It's sorted by points, and the top play appears in the summary.
Words With Friends vs. Scrabble letter values
Letters with different point values
Letter
Words With Friends
Scrabble
B
4
3
C
4
3
G
3
2
H
3
4
J
10
8
L
2
1
M
4
3
N
2
1
P
4
3
U
2
1
V
5
4
Y
3
4
Tips for Words With Friends
J, Q, X and Z are worth 8 to 10 points. Look for short words like JO, XI, XU and QAT to place them on triple-letter squares.
Plurals open the board. Adding an S to an existing word lets you score both words.
Play defense. Avoid opening triple-word squares for your opponent when your own play scores only a few points.
Frequently asked questions
How do I use the Words With Friends helper?
Type the tiles on your rack, using ? for a blank. You get every playable word scored with Words With Friends tile values, best play first.
Are Words With Friends points different from Scrabble?
Yes. Several letters are worth more in Words With Friends. For example B and C score 4, and U scores 2. The helper always uses Words With Friends values.
What bonus do I get for using all seven tiles?
Using all seven tiles in Words With Friends earns a 35-point bonus. The helper adds it to the score and labels those words BINGO.
Will every word be accepted in the game?
Most will. Words With Friends uses its own dictionary based on ENABLE, the same list we use, but the game has added and removed some words over time.