Enter any set of letters and the Anagram Solver instantly finds every valid English word they can form — from two-letter plays to full-length anagrams. Results are grouped by word length so the strongest plays are always at the top. Use ? for a blank or wildcard tile.
2–15 letters. Use ? for each blank tile. Other characters are ignored.
Enter letters above and press Find Words.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an Anagram Solver?
An Anagram Solver finds every valid word that can be formed by rearranging a given set of letters. It checks all possible letter combinations against a dictionary and returns only recognised English words, grouped by length.
How do I use this tool?
Type your letters into the input field and click Find Words or press Enter. Results appear instantly, sorted from longest to shortest. Each length group shows how many words are available at that length.
Can I use blank or wildcard tiles?
Yes. Type a question mark (?) for each blank tile in your rack. The solver treats each ? as any letter and includes words that require it. For example, entering SILEN? will find words like LISTEN, SILENT, and TINSEL.
What is the difference between an Anagram Solver and a Word Unscrambler?
They solve the same underlying problem. An Anagram Solver is typically used for puzzles and brain teasers. A Word Unscrambler applies the same logic to word game racks. The algorithm is identical — the framing is different.
Can I use this for Scrabble?
Yes. Enter the letters from your Scrabble rack and the tool finds all valid words available to you. For board-aware play with Scrabble point scoring, see the Scrabble Solver.
How many letters can I enter?
The tool accepts up to 15 letters at a time. A standard Scrabble rack is 7 letters, but entering more letters increases the number of possible word combinations found.
Why might a word not appear in the results?
The tool uses a curated English word list. Very obscure or highly specialised terms may not be included. If you expect a specific word and it is missing, the letters may not allow it, or the word may not be in the current dictionary.
Does this work on mobile and is it free?
Yes on both counts. The Anagram Solver is fully responsive and works on any device without installation. It is completely free with no account or sign-up required.