About this tool
The Boggle Solver finds every valid word you can trace across a grid of letters by hopping between neighbouring cells. Type your grid — one row per line — and it walks all eight directions from every cell, following the adjacency rules of Boggle and word-grid games, never reusing a cell within a single word. Each word it finds is listed with its Boggle score so you can prioritise the highest-value finds.
All of the searching runs locally in your browser with a dictionary loaded once on the page, so your grid stays private. Under the hood it builds a prefix index limited to the letters actually in your grid, which lets it prune dead-end paths early and solve a 4×4 or 5×5 board almost instantly. You can raise the minimum word length to hide short words, and copy the full answer list with one click. Multi-letter cells such as 'qu' are supported — just type them as a single cell.
Scoring follows the classic Boggle table by word length: three- and four-letter words are 1 point, five letters 2, six letters 3, seven letters 5, and eight or more letters 11. The dictionary is a public-domain English word list, so it is broad and great for practice and puzzles, though a few very modern or borrowed words (qi, za, xu, zydeco) may be missing and some archaic entries may appear.