Tile Score Calculator

Score a word in a letter-tile game from each letter’s value, with blank tiles and a double or triple word multiplier. Calculates in your browser.

Only letters are scored. Use the blanks field for tiles played as blanks (worth 0).

Word score

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Base letter value-
Tiles played-
Word multiplier-

Show the math

Each letter has a fixed point value; blank tiles you play are worth zero (the calculator zeroes out your highest-value tiles first). The sum is then scaled by any word multiplier.

score = (Σ letter values) × word multiplier

Letter-square bonuses (double/triple letter) aren't applied automatically, add them to the base before the word multiplier in your head, or treat blanks accordingly.

All math runs locally in your browser.

What this does

A tile score calculator scores a word in a letter-tile game from each letter’s value, with blank tiles and a double or triple word multiplier.

How to use it

  1. Type the word.
  2. Mark any blank tiles.
  3. Choose a word multiplier.
  4. Read the score.

How it works

Blanks score zero, so the calculator zeroes your highest-value letters first. It applies a whole-word multiplier, not per-letter squares.

score = Σ letter values × word multiplier

Understanding your result

The whole-word multiplier applies once to the summed letter values, and blank tiles score zero, so the calculator zeroes your highest-value letters first to show the worst case for blanks. Use it to compare plays: a shorter word on a premium square often beats a longer word on plain tiles, which is the heart of letter-tile strategy.

Example

A 10-point word on a double-word square scores 20.

Sources & methodology

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Frequently asked questions

How are blank tiles handled?

Blanks score zero, the calculator zeroes out your highest-value letters first to reflect playing them as blanks.

Does it apply letter-square bonuses?

It applies a whole-word multiplier; per-letter bonus squares are not applied automatically.

Is my data kept?

No. Everything is computed locally in your browser.