Anagram Solver: Words from Your Letters
Type a jumble of letters and the anagram solver lists every word you can make with them, longest first. Use ? for a blank tile, switch on “use all letters” for exact anagrams, and set a minimum length.
- Blank tiles with ?
- Grouped by length
- Exact anagrams option
- No sign-up
Type some letters to see words.
How to use
- Type your letters (up to 15). Put a ? for each blank tile or unknown letter.
- Tick Use all the letters to see only exact anagrams, for example LISTEN gives SILENT, ENLIST and TINSEL.
- Pick the shortest word length you care about. Results are grouped from longest to shortest.
- Press Copy all words to take the list with you.
What is an anagram?
An anagram is a word made by rearranging the letters of another word, such as listen and silent. This solver also finds shorter words you can make from a subset of your letters, which is what you need for Scrabble, Words With Friends and Boggle-style games.
Blank tiles
A question mark stands for any single letter, like a blank tile in Scrabble. Each blank makes the search wider, so keep to one or two for a short list. Looking for words with a fixed pattern instead? Use the 5-letter words finder, or try the full Words Finder in 10 languages.
Frequently asked questions
How do I unscramble a word?
Type the letters and tick “Use all the letters”. The solver then shows only words that use every letter exactly once.
What does the question mark do?
It is a wildcard for one unknown letter, like a blank tile in Scrabble.
Which dictionary is used?
A list of about 29,000 common English words. Very rare words and proper names are left out, so a few valid Scrabble words may be missing.
Is there a letter limit?
You can enter up to 15 letters, which is enough for a Scrabble rack plus a board letter.