1. Enter the available letters
Type the scrambled word or letter rack into the homepage. Spaces and punctuation are ignored. Use the shortcut buttons for Ñ and accented vowels. A question mark represents one unknown letter in the main tool and word-game helper.
2. Choose a search type
All possible words returns exact matches and shorter words that can be built from the rack.
Exact anagram requires every entered letter to be used exactly once.
Spanish word-game mode finds playable combinations and can display the site's documented Classic Spanish score.
3. Choose accent handling
Strict spelling preserves accented vowels. For example, an accented vowel cannot be replaced with an unaccented vowel.
Word-game rules ignore vowel accents for matching. Ñ remains different from N in both modes.
4. Read the results
Exact matches are shown first. Other possible words are then sorted by length and Spanish alphabetical order. The result count reflects only the current local dictionary.
Example workflows
Scrambled homework word: enter rteaa and select Exact Anagram to look for a five-letter answer.
Letter rack: enter all available letters and select All Possible Words to see exact and shorter combinations.
Practice sheet: open the worksheet with answers for fixed exercises.
When no answer appears
- Check whether Ñ or an accent mark is required.
- Switch between strict and word-game accent handling.
- Confirm that Exact Anagram is not unnecessarily selected.
- Remember that the curated local dictionary is not complete.
Read the dictionary methodology and limitations for technical details.