Scrabble Word Score Calculator
Type a word to see how many points it scores in Scrabble. Tap a tile to add a double or triple letter bonus, pick a word bonus, and switch on the 50-point bonus if you used all seven tiles. The calculator also checks the word against the ENABLE dictionary.
Tap a tile to cycle its letter bonus: ×1, ×2 (double letter), ×3 (triple letter).
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How Scrabble scoring works
- Add up the letters. Every tile has a value from 1 to 10 (see our tile values table). A blank tile is worth 0.
- Apply letter bonuses first. A double letter square doubles that one tile, a triple letter square triples it.
- Then apply word bonuses. A double word square doubles the whole word, and a triple word square triples it. If a word covers two word squares, the bonuses multiply: two double words make ×4, a double and a triple make ×6, and two triples make ×9.
- Add the bingo bonus last. Using all seven tiles in one turn adds 50 points, and the bonus is not multiplied.
A worked example
Take QUIZ. Q is 10, U is 1, I is 1 and Z is 10, so the tiles add up to 22 points. On a triple word square that becomes 66. If the Z also sits on a double letter square, the Z counts 20 and the total is (10 + 1 + 1 + 20) × 3 = 96.
What this calculator does not include
- Crossing words. In a real game you also score every other word your tiles form. Add those scores separately.
- Other games. Words With Friends uses different tile values, so its scores will not match.
- Tournament dictionaries. The dictionary check uses the ENABLE list, which differs slightly from official Scrabble dictionaries.