Words Gallery
Browse words by letter position, not search boxes
WordsGallery is a word finder for people who play Wordle, Scrabble, Words With Friends and crosswords. Instead of typing patterns into a search box, you open the page that matches what you already know. Know the second letter is E and the third is O? There's a page with every word that fits. The site also has lists by starting letters, a Spanish words section, and guides on things like banned Wordle words and Scrabble bingos.
Features
- Separate pages for every letter position combo
- Word lists by starting letters and word length
- Spanish words section for learners
- Guides for Wordle, Scrabble and word game players
- Works in the browser on phone and desktop
Use Cases
- Finding the right word when stuck on Wordle
- Checking valid words during a Scrabble or Words With Friends game
- Filling in missing letters on a crossword
- Building Spanish vocabulary lists for practice or class
- Picking better starting words for daily puzzles
Comments
Hi Fazier community, The idea for WordsGallery came from a pretty common moment. You're on your fourth Wordle guess, two letters are green, and your brain just stops giving you words. Most word finders want you to type something like "?e?o?" into a box, which never feels natural in the middle of a game. So the site works the other way around. Each letter position combo already has its own page, and you just open the one that matches your board. It started with 5 letter words and slowly grew into starting letter lists, a Spanish section and guides for Scrabble and Wordle players. Behind the scenes it's a fairly simple setup, mostly word data turned into pages people can scan quickly on a phone. Would love to hear what you think. If there's a word game or a type of list you'd like to see, drop it in the comments.
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Hi Fazier community, The idea for WordsGallery came from a pretty common moment. You're on your fourth Wordle guess, two letters are green, and your brain just stops giving you words. Most word finders want you to type something like "?e?o?" into a box, which never feels natural in the middle of a game. So the site works the other way around. Each letter position combo already has its own page, and you just open the one that matches your board. It started with 5 letter words and slowly grew into starting letter lists, a Spanish section and guides for Scrabble and Wordle players. Behind the scenes it's a fairly simple setup, mostly word data turned into pages people can scan quickly on a phone. Would love to hear what you think. If there's a word game or a type of list you'd like to see, drop it in the comments.
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