Anagram Solver
Find every word that uses all of your letters exactly once. 🧩
Sample Results: Anagrams of LISTEN
Full Anagrams (6)
5 Letter Partial Anagrams (16)
4 Letter Partial Anagrams (32)
3 Letter Partial Anagrams (25)
2 Letter Partial Anagrams (11)
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What Is an Anagram Solver?
An anagram is a word made by rearranging every letter of another word. LISTEN becomes SILENT, and EARTH becomes HEART. An anagram solver checks each possible arrangement against a dictionary and returns only the real words.
This anagram solver also lists partial anagrams, which are shorter words built from some of your letters. Turn that option off when you only want exact matches, such as when you are solving a crossword clue or a word jumble.
How to Use the Anagram Solver
Type the letters
Enter a word or a scrambled set of up to 15 letters. Add ? or * for any letter you are unsure of.
Get exact anagrams
Words that use every letter appear first, each with its Scrabble score.
Explore shorter words
Keep partial anagrams switched on to see every shorter word hiding inside your letters.
Anagram Examples
LISTEN rearranges into ELINTS, ENLIST, INLETS, SILENT and TINSEL.
EARTH rearranges into HATER, HEART and RATHE.
STARE rearranges into ASTER, RATES, TARES and TEARS.
ANGEL rearranges into ANGLE and GLEAN.
Anagram Solver FAQ
What is an anagram?
An anagram is a word or phrase formed by rearranging all of the letters of another word. Each letter is used exactly once.
How is the anagram solver different from the word unscrambler?
The anagram solver puts words that use all of your letters first. The word unscrambler focuses on every word you can make from any of your letters, which suits tile games where you rarely play the whole rack.
Can the anagram solver handle blank letters?
Yes. Each ? or * stands for any single letter, up to three per search, and the letters a blank filled in are highlighted in the results.
Does it solve multi word anagrams?
Not at the moment. The solver returns single words only, which keeps the results short and easy to read.