Updated October 9, 2026
Anagram Solver
Type up to 12 letters and this anagram solver finds every dictionary word spelled with exactly those letters. Nothing is uploaded; the whole dictionary lives in the page.
What this tool does
An anagram is a word formed by rearranging all the letters of another word, like listen becoming silent. Type your letters above and the solver returns every word in its built-in dictionary that uses exactly those letters, no more and no fewer.
How the solver works
Every dictionary word is reduced to a signature: its letters sorted alphabetically. listen, silent, enlist and tinsel all share the signature eilnst. Your input gets the same treatment, and the solver simply looks up that signature in a precomputed table, which is why results appear instantly even with hundreds of words to check.
Worked example
Enter earth. Its signature is aehrt, which matches three dictionary words: earth, heart and hater.
Limitations
The solver only knows the words in its built-in list (about 600 English words, 250 each for French, Spanish and Japanese), so obscure words and proper nouns may be missing. Accents are ignored when matching, so in French marie and marié are treated as the same letters. If you want every shorter word your letters can build, not just exact rearrangements, use the word unscrambler instead.
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Frequently asked questions
What is an anagram?
An anagram is a word or phrase made by rearranging all the letters of another, like listen and silent, or earth and heart. This solver finds single-word anagrams from a built-in dictionary.
How does the anagram solver work?
Each dictionary word is stored under its sorted-letter signature (listen becomes eilnst). Your letters are sorted the same way and matched against the table, so the lookup is instant.
What is the longest input the solver accepts?
Twelve letters. That covers nearly all practical anagram puzzles while keeping the page fast.
Can it solve anagrams in French, Spanish or Japanese?
Yes. Switch the page language and the solver uses that language's word list. Accents are ignored during matching, and Japanese matching works on kana.
Why did my letters return no results?
Either no dictionary word uses exactly those letters, or the word you have in mind is not in the built-in list. Try the word unscrambler, which also finds shorter words from subsets of your letters.