Boggle Solver
Find every word on a 4×4, 5×5 Big Boggle, or 6×6 Super Big Boggle board. Fill the grid, then Solve. Tap a result to highlight its path on the board.
On 6×6, Space is a blank (paths go around). Q counts as Qu. After T, I, E, H, or A you can pick a digraph from the popup. Scores follow the standard scoring table for each grid size.
Results
Results will appear here after you solve.
How to use the Boggle solver
- Pick your grid size: 4×4 (classic Boggle), 5×5 (Big Boggle), or 6×6 (Super Big Boggle).
- Type the letters row by row, starting top-left. The cursor moves on after each letter. Use the arrow keys or tap a cube to fix one.
- Tap Solve. Every word appears, highest score first. Tap a word to see its path drawn on the grid.
Rules the solver follows
- Each letter in a word has to touch the one before it, in any of 8 directions (including diagonals), and no cube can be used twice in the same word.
- Minimum word length is 3 letters on 4×4 and 4 letters on 5×5 and 6×6.
- Q is one cube that reads as “Qu” and counts as two letters.
- On 6×6 you can enter two-letter cubes (Th, In, Er, He, An) and blank cubes, which words have to go around.
- Scores use the usual table for each size. On 4×4, 3–4 letters score 1, 5 letters score 2, 6 letters 3, 7 letters 5, and 8 or more 11.
- Words come from the public-domain ENABLE word list. Your group’s house rules or dictionary may differ.
Boggle solver FAQ
Does this solver work for 5x5 Big Boggle?
Yes. Pick 5×5, type in the 25 letters, and tap Solve. Words need at least 4 letters on a 5×5 board, and the results use the 5×5 scoring table.
Can it solve 6x6 Super Big Boggle boards with blank and two-letter cubes?
Yes. Pick 6×6. Press Space on a cube to mark it blank, and words will go around it. When you type T, I, E, H, or A, a popup lets you choose Th, In, Er, He, or An instead, and each two-letter cube counts as two letters.
What is the minimum word length, and how are words scored?
Words need at least 3 letters on 4×4 and at least 4 letters on 5×5 and 6×6. On 4×4, 3–4 letters score 1, 5 letters 2, 6 letters 3, 7 letters 5, and 8 or more 11. On 5×5, 4 letters score 1, 5 letters 2, 6 letters 3, 7 letters 5, and 8 or more 11. On 6×6 the table is the same up to 8 letters, and words of 9 or more letters score 2 points per letter. Qu counts as two letters.
Which word list does the solver use?
It uses ENABLE, a large public-domain word list. Your group’s dictionary or house rules may accept or reject some words differently, so treat the list as a guide.
How do I see where a word is on the board?
Tap any word in the results. Its path is drawn on the grid with arrows from the first letter to the last. Tap the word again to clear it.
Is using a Boggle solver cheating?
Not if everyone knows you’re using it. It works best after the timer runs out, to check your board, settle a word dispute, or see which words everyone missed. It’s also handy for practicing on your own.
Is it free? Do I need an account?
It’s free, with no sign-up or download. It runs in your browser on a phone, tablet, or computer.
Playing a stacking board game instead? Try the Upwords solver.