Word & Text Tools
Free browser tools for words and text — unscramble letters for Scrabble, Words With Friends and Wordle, count and analyze your writing, generate vocabulary, compare two texts, and practice typing. No download, no sign-up, nothing uploaded.
Enter any jumble of letters and find every valid word hidden inside — from two-letter finds to full-length plays. Validated against the ENABLE open word list, with Scrabble scores, and starts-with / ends-with / contains filters.
Open Word Unscrambler →Count words, characters, sentences and paragraphs in real time with a sortable word-frequency table. Paste text or upload a PDF or Word file, and check your length against the built-in limits cheat sheet.
Open Word Counter →Generate unexpected words, definitions and creative combinations from any theme — complete with meanings and example usage, plus built-in dictionary, thesaurus and Oxford lookups.
Open Word Generator →Trace the origin and history of any English word — the chain of languages it passed through, from Proto-Indo-European roots through Latin, Greek and Old English to today. Sourced from Wiktionary, shown as a visual origin chain.
Open Etymology Dictionary →A distraction-free typing practice pad. Type into an empty area and watch your words, characters and paragraphs count up live, with built-in count, concision and speed drills.
Open TypingTrack →Compare two texts side by side and highlight every added, removed and changed line, with counts. Paste two versions of a document, essay or note to see exactly what changed — everything runs in your browser.
Open Text Compare →Popular Word Lists
Ready-made lists from the Word Unscrambler — for cheat sheets, study, and quick reference in Scrabble, Words With Friends and Wordle.
Which Tool Should I Use?
- Playing a word game? Use the Word Unscrambler — it finds every valid word from your letters for Scrabble, Words With Friends and Wordle.
- Writing to a limit? Use the Word Counter for live word, character and paragraph counts.
- Need ideas or definitions? Use the Word Generator for words, meanings and combinations.
- Curious where a word comes from? Use the Etymology Dictionary to trace its origin through ancestor languages, from Proto-Indo-European roots to today.
- Practising typing? Use TypingTrack for a distraction-free practice pad with live stats.
- Comparing two versions? Use Text Compare to highlight every added, removed and changed line between two texts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What word tools does LK Forge have?
Six free word and text tools: the Word Unscrambler (find words for Scrabble, Words With Friends and Wordle), the Word Counter (count words, characters and paragraphs), the Word Generator (create words, definitions and combinations), the Etymology Dictionary (trace a word’s origin through its ancestor languages), TypingTrack (typing practice), and Text Compare (compare two texts and highlight every difference). All run in your browser with no sign-up.
Which tool should I use for Scrabble or Wordle?
Use the Word Unscrambler. Enter your tiles or known letters and filter by length, starts-with, or ends-with to find every valid word — it also lists high-value plays like words with Q, Z and X, and 5-letter words by ending for Wordle.
Are the word tools free?
Yes. Every word and text tool here is free with no account and nothing to install. They run entirely in your browser.
Is my text uploaded when I use these tools?
No. The Word Unscrambler, Word Counter, TypingTrack and Text Compare run entirely in your browser — pasted text, uploaded files and typing practice data are processed locally and never sent to a server. The Word Generator and Etymology Dictionary look words up in public dictionary sources (free dictionary APIs and Wiktionary), so only the single word you look up is sent to those services — never your pasted text or files. Nothing is stored or uploaded, even when using the Word Counter’s PDF or Word file upload feature.