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Anagram Solver

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Unscramble letters to find every dictionary word — exact anagrams or all sub-words, grouped by length.

Exact + Sub-words
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Exact mode finds words that use every letter exactly once.

2 words found
6 letters · 2
listensilent

Matches come from a built-in ~600-word common-English dictionary. Runs entirely in your browser.

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How to Use

  1. 1 Type or paste the letters you want to unscramble into the input box
  2. 2 Choose Exact anagrams to use every letter, or Sub-words to use any subset
  3. 3 In Sub-words mode, set a minimum word length to filter out short words
  4. 4 Read the matches, grouped by word length with the longest words first
  5. 5 Click Copy all to grab the full list of words at once

Features

  • Two modes: exact anagrams (all letters) and sub-words (any subset)
  • Results grouped by length, longest words first — ideal for word games
  • Minimum-length filter to hide two- and three-letter clutter
  • Ignores spaces, hyphens, and punctuation in your input automatically
  • Built-in common-English dictionary — no download, works offline
  • Runs entirely in your browser; your letters are never sent anywhere

Why it Matters

Anagrams are the backbone of word games like Scrabble, Words With Friends, and the daily Wordle warm-up — and a stubborn rack of letters can stall you for minutes. An anagram solver turns those letters into every valid word instantly, so you can spot the high-scoring play or simply learn new words. It's also handy for crossword clues, puzzle design, and checking whether two phrases are true anagrams of each other.

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Use Cases

Word Game Players

Find the best Scrabble or Words With Friends play hiding in your rack of letters

Crossword & Puzzle Fans

Crack 'anagram of…' clues and verify your guesses against a dictionary

Writers & Namers

Discover clever anagrams for usernames, brand names, and wordplay

Teachers & Parents

Generate spelling and vocabulary exercises from a child's spelling list

What this tool does

The Anagram Solver takes a jumble of letters and finds the real words hiding inside them. It works in two ways:

  1. Exact anagrams — words that use all of your letters exactly once. listensilent, enlist, tinsel.
  2. Sub-words — every word you can spell from a subset of your letters, filtered by a minimum length. Perfect for Scrabble and Words With Friends.

Results are grouped by length with the longest words first, so the highest-scoring plays are right at the top.

How it works under the hood

Anagram matching doesn’t try every permutation — that would be far too slow. Instead it compares letter counts. For exact anagrams it sorts the letters of each candidate into a signature and matches signatures; for sub-words it checks that every letter a candidate needs is available in your pool. This is fast enough to scan the whole dictionary on every keystroke.

What it does NOT do

  • It is not an exhaustive Scrabble dictionary. The bundled list covers common English words so the tool stays instant and offline. Rare or technical words may be missing.
  • It does not solve multi-word anagrams. It finds single dictionary words, not full anagram phrases.
  • It does not store your input. Nothing you type is saved or transmitted.

Privacy

The solving runs entirely in your browser via the pure solveAnagram function. Typing produces zero network requests — you can verify this in your browser’s Network tab.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between exact anagrams and sub-words?
An exact anagram uses every letter you entered exactly once — 'listen' and 'silent' are exact anagrams because they share the same six letters. Sub-words mode is looser: it returns any dictionary word you can build from a subset of your letters, so from 'listen' it would also return 'list', 'ten', 'line', and more. Use exact mode for true anagrams and sub-words mode for word games.
Why don't I see a word I know is valid?
This tool searches a compact, bundled list of common English words so it can run instantly in your browser with no download. Rare, technical, or proper-noun words may not be included. It's built for quick puzzle help and word-game ideas, not as an exhaustive Scrabble dictionary.
Does capitalisation or punctuation matter?
No. The solver lowercases everything and ignores spaces, hyphens, and punctuation, so 'T-E-A', 'tea', and 'TEA' all give the same result. Only the A–Z letters are used.
How many letters can I enter?
Up to 15 letters. That's plenty for word games and keeps results fast. Very long inputs in sub-words mode can produce a large number of matches, all grouped by length so they stay readable.
Are my letters sent to a server?
No. The matching runs entirely in your browser using the pure `solveAnagram` function. There are no network calls when you type — you can confirm this in your browser's Network tab.

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