Jumble Solver & Word Unjumbler
Our jumble solver helps you unjumble words and crack the Daily Jumble in seconds. Type the jumbled letters and this jumbled-word solver rearranges them into every valid answer, including the bonus sub-words.
What is the Daily Jumble?
The Daily Jumble is one of America's most popular newspaper word puzzles, syndicated in 600+ newspapers since 1954. Created by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee, today's puzzle is produced by Mike Argirion and Jeff Knurek and distributed by Tribune Content Agency.
Each puzzle has four scrambled words. After unjumbling them, the player uses circled letters from those four words to solve a cartoon clue with wordplay humor.
When the Jumble Solver helps
- Stuck on today's Daily Jumble in your newspaper
- Practising puzzle-solving against the clock
- Teaching word-recognition (ESL classrooms, brain-fitness)
- Solving similar word-jumble formats in magazines and apps
- Quick verification of a suspected solution
Popular Jumble examples
Try one of these typical 5–7 letter Jumble lengths:
Frequently asked questions
What is the Daily Jumble?
The Daily Jumble is a syndicated word puzzle published in over 600 US newspapers since 1954. Created by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee, today it is produced by Mike Argirion and Jeff Knurek. Each puzzle has four scrambled words plus a cartoon clue solved with letters circled in those words.
How do I solve newspaper Jumble puzzles?
Enter the scrambled letters into the solver to see every valid word. The intended Jumble answer is usually the longest single word that uses all of the letters from the puzzle. Once you have all four words, use the circled letters to assemble the cartoon-clue answer.
Is the WordKeg Jumble Solver free?
Yes. The Jumble Solver is completely free, supports Scrabble US/CAN, Scrabble UK and Words With Friends dictionaries, and shows the point value of every result.
Can the solver help with the cartoon clue?
The solver finds words for one scrambled puzzle at a time. Solve all four scrambles first, write down the circled letters, then enter those letters in our Word Finder or Anagram Solver to assemble the wordplay phrase the cartoon hints at.
How do I unjumble words with this tool?
Type the jumbled letters into the box and press Search. The word unjumbler rearranges them into every valid English word, sorted by length, so you can spot the answer fast.