7Letters Solitaire

7Letters Solitaire is a solo word game that gives you seven letter tiles and a bag of 43 more. Make valid words, earn points, and try to use all 50 tiles before you run out of useful combinations. The challenge is deciding which letters to play now and which to keep for later.

HOW TO PLAY 7LETTERS SOLITAIRE

Build Words From Your Hand

Click the letters you want to use, then select Submit. Each word must contain at least two letters and be accepted by the game. After a valid submission, new tiles from the bag replenish your hand.

You can click Clear to change a word before submitting it. Shuffle rearranges the letters you already hold, which may help you spot a combination you missed. If you are stuck, New Hand gives you a different set of letters at a cost of one point.

Follow the Tile Bag

The “Tiles in bag” counter shows how many letters remain to be drawn. Early in a game, you have plenty of chances to find new combinations. Near the end, the letters left in your hand matter more: your aim is to use every tile, not simply empty the bag.

HOW SCORING CHANGES YOUR CHOICES

Points by Word Length

A two-letter word earns 2 points; three letters earn 3; four earn 5; five earn 7; six earn 10; and a seven-letter word earns 15 points.

Suppose your hand contains C, A, T, E, R, S, O. You could play CAT for 3 points or CATER for 7. The longer word scores more immediately, but it also uses letters that might help you form another word. There is no single best choice for every hand: look at what will remain after you play.

Plan for the Final Letters

A high score means less if you finish with tiles you cannot use. As the bag runs low, check whether your planned word leaves a workable mix of consonants and vowels. A short, valid word can be the better move when it helps you clear an awkward letter and continue toward all 50 tiles.

TIPS FOR USING ALL 50 TILES

Play difficult letters early. J, Q, X, and Z may be harder to fit into a word at the end.
Watch your vowels. Keeping a useful balance makes later hands easier to play.
Remember short words. The game accepts words such as QI, XI, and ZA, which can help when your options narrow.
Use New Hand deliberately. It can get you moving again, but each use costs a point.

After a game, check Previous Scores to track your progress. You can also click an entry under Words Played to see its definition.