How to use the Anagram Solver
- Type your letters into the search box above (up to 15). Order doesn't matter — "lemon" and "melon" return identical results.
- Add wildcards by typing
?for any unknown or blank tile. Each?can become any letter A–Z. - Narrow with filters: use Starts with, Ends with, or Contains when you already know part of the answer (great for crosswords).
- Click Solve. Results appear instantly, grouped by length with the longest, highest-value words first.
- Click any word to copy it, or scroll the length groups to see shorter sub-anagrams.
What is an anagram?
An anagram is a word or phrase formed by rearranging the letters of another, using every letter exactly once. For example, listen is an anagram of silent, and night is an anagram of thing. Our solver also returns valid sub-anagrams — shorter words made from a subset of your letters — so you never miss a play in Scrabble, Words With Friends, or daily Jumble puzzles.
Pro tips for solving anagrams faster
- Spot common endings like
-ING,-ED,-ER,-LY, and-TION. - Group consonant blends such as
STR,CH,BL,TH, andPH. - Place vowels evenly — most English words alternate vowels and consonants.
- Use wildcards strategically: a single
?can unlock dozens of new words.