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Scrabble Score Calculator
Type a word to total its base letter values; board multipliers and official dictionary validity are intentionally separate. Unofficial helper.
—Base tile score
—Letters
—Highest-value letter
—Average per tile
ReadyBoard multipliers and bonuses are not included.
Unofficial Scrabble base-tile calculator. It does not determine official dictionary validity.
Scrabble Score Calculator: Tile-by-Tile Breakdown
Show every tile value, high-value letters, optional blank tiles and the 7-tile bingo bonus separately from board multipliers.
Use this result with confidence
Confirm the scoring rules before trusting the total
Letter values differ across languages and word games, and board bonuses apply to placed tiles rather than to a word in the abstract. A base word-score calculator should state which English tile table it uses and whether a seven-tile bonus is included. Do not compare its result with a board position unless premium squares and previously placed letters are modeled separately.
Tile-by-tile evidence makes errors visible
A total score is easier to audit when each letter and point value is shown. That breakdown catches unsupported characters, accidental spaces, punctuation, and language mismatches immediately. If blanks or wildcards are allowed in the surrounding game, remember that their scoring treatment can differ from the printed letter value, so record them explicitly instead of entering only the final word.
Dictionary validity and score are separate questions
A sequence of letters can have a perfectly calculated tile score even if it is not accepted by a particular word list. Tournament dictionaries, regional editions, and classroom rules can differ. Use the score tool for arithmetic and a rule-appropriate word checker for validity. Do not infer that a high numerical score means the play is legal in every ruleset.
Preserve the board context for real play analysis
Multipliers, cross words, rack state, and existing board tiles can change the score substantially. If you are reviewing a completed move for learning or recordkeeping, save the word, base tile breakdown, any bingo bonus, and board-specific bonuses separately. That evidence makes it possible to reproduce the calculation rather than relying on a single unexplained total.