Word Scrambler
Scramble the letters within words to make puzzles, or the words within a sentence.
Mixing it up
Scrambling has an obvious home in word games — making anagram puzzles, jumbles, and quiz rounds where players unscramble the letters back into the real word. This shuffles the letters of each word into a random order, so you can turn a list of answers into a set of puzzles in one step rather than muddling each by hand.
Paste your words and they come back scrambled.
A curious quirk of reading
There is a well-known internet claim that you can read text where every word's inner letters are scrambled as long as the first and last stay put — and it is largely true for short, familiar words, which is a fun thing to demonstrate. Whether you scramble fully for a hard puzzle or keep the ends fixed for that readable-but-jumbled effect, it is an easy way to make word games or just play with how we read.
Word Scrambler FAQ
What can I scramble?
The letters within each word, for anagram-style puzzles, or the order of words in a sentence.
Is scrambled text still readable?
Fully scrambled words are puzzles; keeping the first and last letter fixed leaves short words surprisingly readable.
Is my text uploaded?
No. The scrambling happens in your browser.