Letter Boxed Solver

Letter Boxed is a word puzzle built around a square of 12 letters, with three letters on each side. The goal is to make a connected chain of words that uses every letter on the board at least once.

Each word must be at least three letters long. You can reuse letters, but two consecutive letters in the same word cannot come from the same side of the square. In a multi-word answer, each new word must start with the previous word's final letter.

Enter the three letters from each side of the board, choose a maximum chain length, and solve. The tool filters for legal board words, then searches for chains that cover all 12 letters.

Yes. If you want a hint instead of the full answer, look at only the first word in a candidate chain, scan the valid-word count, or set a lower result limit before revealing more possibilities.

A strong answer uses many unique board letters, leaves a useful final letter for the next word, and avoids getting stuck with rare letters near the end. Many players aim for two words, but three-word chains are still useful when the board is tough.

A two-word solution has to cover all 12 letters while obeying the chain rule and the no-same-side rule. That usually means finding long, flexible words whose ending and starting letters connect cleanly.

Not always. This solver uses the LexiconGuru dictionary, while the official game has its own accepted-word list. Use the results as strong candidates and verify them in the puzzle if a word is unusual.

No. The tool does not fetch official daily answers. It solves the board letters you enter, so you can use it for today's or yesterday's Letter Boxed puzzle if you provide those letters.