Word Scrambler

A word scrambler mixes up text on purpose. Teachers use scrambled words for spelling practice and vocabulary quizzes, puzzle makers use them for word jumbles and anagram games, and scrambled sentences are a classic exercise for learning word order in a foreign language. Scrambled text is also a fun way to hide a message from a quick glance, and it shows a well-known effect: if the first and last letters stay in place, most people can still read the words.

Choose what to shuffle: the letters inside each word or the order of the words in each sentence. When you shuffle letters, you can keep the first and last letter of every word in place. Punctuation and line breaks stay where they were, so the text keeps its shape. Set the number of variants to get up to 20 different results at once. The result updates as you type; copy it or download it as a text file. The tool works with any language, including Chinese, Japanese and Thai.