Solve Crossplay From a Screenshot

Don't type your board in tile by tile — upload a screenshot and the solver reads it automatically: every placed tile, blanks included, straight from the image. Then it finds every legal move on your actual board, ranked by exact score.

Open the solver → then tap "Import screenshot"

People looking for a Crossplay screenshot cheat or a board import usually want this page: send a phone screenshot into the board solver, check the read, and get ranked legal plays. The image is processed in your browser and is not uploaded to us.

How it works

  1. Take a screenshot of your Crossplay game in the app — a full, uncropped screenshot works best.
  2. Open the solver and tap Import screenshot.
  3. The board is read automatically — tiles, blanks, and your rack. Double-check anything flagged as uncertain, fix with one tap if needed.
  4. Hit Solve: every legal placement on your board, sorted by score, with bonus squares, cross-words, and the +40 all-tiles bonus counted exactly. Tap any result to preview it on the board.

Why screenshot import beats manual entry

A mid-game Crossplay board can have 60+ tiles on it. Typing that by hand takes minutes and one wrong tile ruins the solve. Screenshot import reads the whole board in about a second, and it recognizes blank tiles (which score zero) correctly — the detail manual entry most often gets wrong.

Tips for a clean read

It's free, needs no account, and the recognition runs entirely in your browser — your screenshot is processed locally and never uploaded to a server.

What the importer can and can't read

The importer locates the board by its bonus-square colours, fits a 15×15 grid to the tile edges, and matches each tile's letter against templates taken from the game's own typeface. Blank tiles are detected from their colour. It is built for full-screen phone screenshots of the normal game view, in light or dark mode. It reads the board and your rack; it cannot know the opponent's rack, since the game doesn't show it.

If the read is wrong, it is almost always one of three things: the screenshot was cropped inside the board edge, the game was mid-animation, or a system banner covered a row. Retake it and try again; the second read is usually perfect.

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