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AnagramSolver

Find every anagram, unscramble any letters and solve word puzzles. Results appear as you type, with no pop-ups and no sign-up.

How it works

An anagram is a word or phrase made by rearranging the letters of another, so listen becomes silent and dormitory becomes dirty room. Solving one by hand means checking every letter order, and that number grows very fast: a 7-letter word has 5,040 possible orders. A solver checks them all against a dictionary in a fraction of a second.

anagram.tools is a set of fast word tools. It includes an anagram solver, a word unscrambler, helpers for daily word games, a crossword pattern solver and a rhyme finder. The dictionary is built from public-domain word lists and loads straight into your browser, so lookups are instant and your letters never leave your device.

Tools on the way

  • Anagram solver

    Every anagram of a word or phrase, grouped by length.

  • Word unscrambler

    Turn a jumble of letters into real words.

  • Wordle helper

    Filter 5-letter words by the letters you know.

  • Words from letters

    All the words you can make from a set of tiles.

  • Crossword solver

    Pattern search like c?t or ??ange.

  • Spelling bee helper

    Find words that use the centre letter.

  • Word ladder solver

    The shortest path from one word to another.

  • Rhyme finder

    Perfect and near rhymes, sorted by syllables.

  • Syllable counter

    Count and split the syllables in any word.

  • Palindrome checker

    Check whether a word or phrase reads the same backwards.

  • Word scramble maker

    Printable scrambled-word worksheets for class.

  • Random word generator

    Random words by length, letter or type.

Questions

What is the difference between an anagram and a scramble?

An anagram uses every letter exactly once to make a new word. Unscrambling also finds shorter words that use only some of the letters, which is what you need for most tile games.

Which dictionary does it use?

Public-domain and permissively licensed English word lists (ENABLE and SCOWL). Proper nouns and abbreviations are left out.