UNO card values
What decides a round is the cards still in everyone's hands when it ends. The official UNO values:
| Card | Points |
|---|---|
| Number cards 0 – 9 | Face value |
| Skip | 20 |
| Reverse | 20 |
| Draw Two | 20 |
| Wild | 50 |
| Wild Draw Four | 50 |
Hit “Count cards” and these values come up as a keypad: tap each card left in a hand and the total builds itself, so nobody has to add up a fistful of cards in their head.
How UNO scoring works — the two common rules
Two conventions are in circulation and both are supported. Pick yours from the “Scoring” menu at the top — the standings, the progress bar and the end-of-game screen all follow your choice.
1. Winner collects — the official rule
The player who goes out first takes the points of every card left in the other three hands, all of it into their own column. Nobody else scores that round. First to 500 wins the game.
Example: you go out. The others are holding 30 points, 25 points, and a Wild Draw Four plus a 9 (59 points). You take 114 points for that round.
2. Everyone counts their own — the common house rule
Here nobody scores off anyone else's cards: each player adds what is left in their own hand to their own column, and whoever went out takes zero. The first player past the limit is out, and the lowest score wins. The same number is a danger line here rather than a target, and the bar on each card fills accordingly.
How to use it
It replaces the paper UNO score sheet: the same columns, one per player, but the adding is done for you.
- Tap the names on the cards to enter the players.
- Pick the scoring rule and the point limit — 500 by default.
- When a round ends, tap the player who went out.
- Type what the others are holding, or tap “Count cards” and count it out card by card.
- “Save round” — the points land on the cards and in the round history.
Got a round wrong? The × in the round history removes it and every total recalculates on the spot. When someone crosses the limit the game ends by itself and names the winner.
Frequently asked questions
How do you keep score in UNO?
When a round ends, every card still in a hand is worth points: 0–9 at face value, Skip, Reverse and Draw Two 20 each, Wild and Wild Draw Four 50 each. Under the official rule the player who went out collects all of it; under the common house rule everyone writes down their own. The game runs to 500 points.
How many points does a game of UNO go to?
The official rule ends the game at 500. House rules of 200 or 300 are common too — put whatever number you play to in the “Limit” box and the standings and end screen follow it.
How many points is a Wild card in UNO?
Wild and Wild Draw Four are both 50 points. Skip, Reverse and Draw Two are 20 each, and number cards count their face value.
Do the scores survive closing the page?
Yes. Scores are kept in your browser, so closing the tab and coming back on the same device picks the game up where you left it.
Can I fix a round I entered wrong?
Yes. The × button in the round history deletes that round and every total recalculates immediately. You can rename players mid-game too.
How many players does it handle?
This scoreboard is built for 4 players — the table UNO is most often played at.
Is it free? Do I need an account?
It is free and needs no account. Open the page and play; on a phone you can add it to your home screen and use it like an app.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. It runs in any phone browser, and from Safari or Chrome you can add it to your home screen and open it like an app. Nothing to install from a store.