Letter Boxed Solver
Find two-word Letter Boxed solutions when available, or longer chains of up to four words. Enter twelve distinct letters to explore hints before revealing the chain.
Enter the box
Enter each side clockwise, starting with the top. Consecutive letters cannot come from the same side. Each word must begin with the last letter of the previous one, and the chain must use all 12 letters.
Click Find word chains to search. Dictionary acceptance varies.
How to solve Letter Boxed with two-word chains
A valid Letter Boxed chain uses all 12 letters, consecutive letters cannot share the same side, and each new word must begin with the final letter of the previous word.
Use the four sides of the box. Move to a different side for each consecutive letter, chain words by their final and initial letters, and cover every supplied letter. Two-word chains are preferred, but if none are found the helper also searches for chains of three or four words. Results can be partial if a search limit is reached.
Independent helper; not affiliated with The New York Times. Results do not claim to match its official word list.
Can a Letter Boxed solution take more than two words?
Yes. A two-word answer is ideal, but this independent solver may return a three- or four-word chain when it cannot find a shorter one in its dictionary.
May the same letter be used twice?
Letters may repeat in the chain, but you must move to another side between consecutive letters and use all twelve letters somewhere in the chain.