Wordfeud Helper
Wordfeud sits between Scrabble and Words With Friends on tile values, so it gets its own scoring rather than an approximation.
Wordfeud tile values
- 1 A E I L N O R S T
- 2 D U
- 3 G M
- 4 B C F H P V W Y
- 5 K
- 8 X
- 10 J Q Z
How to use it
- 1 Enter your rack
Seven tiles, ? for each blank.
- 2 Constrain to the board
Use the starts, ends and contains boxes to match where you can actually play.
- 3 Watch for the highlight
Highlighted words use every tile — that is 40 extra points.
Wordfeud’s own numbers
Wordfeud's English tile values are close to Scrabble's but not identical, and the places they diverge are exactly the letters that decide close games. J is 10 rather than 8. B, C, P and M shift around the 3-to-4 line. U is 2 rather than 1. The full table is under the search box.
The bonus for using all seven tiles is 40 points — between Scrabble's 50 and Words With Friends' 35.
Random boards change the strategy
Wordfeud can generate a random premium-square layout for each game rather than reusing a fixed board. When it does, the openings you have memorised from Scrabble stop applying, and reading the board before committing a good rack matters more than usual. This tool scores tiles only, so it will not know which of its suggestions lands on a triple — that read is yours.
Common questions
Does Wordfeud use the same dictionary as Scrabble?
What is the bonus for using all seven tiles?
Can it handle the random board layouts?
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Anagram Solver
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Scrabble Word Finder
Find the highest-scoring play in your rack, with tile values and blanks.