Anagram Finder
Check if two words are anagrams, or find anagrams for any word
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No anagrams found in our dictionary for "earth"
💡 An anagram rearranges all letters from a word into a new word. For example: listen ↔ silent, earth ↔ heart
About the Anagram Solver
This anagram solver works two ways: confirm whether two words use exactly the same letters, or find real dictionary words that can be made from a given set. Results are checked against a word list, so they are actual words.
An anagram solver works with words that rearrange all the letters of another, using each letter exactly once. "Listen" and "silent" are anagrams; "listen" and "silen" are not, because the letters have to balance exactly.
The checking mode compares two inputs and tells you whether they balance, ignoring spaces, punctuation and case — which is what you want for phrase anagrams, where "dormitory" and "dirty room" qualify despite the space.
The finding mode is the harder one, and validation against a dictionary is what makes it useful. Generating every possible letter permutation produces overwhelming nonsense; checking each against a real word list is what turns it into an answer for a crossword or word game.
How to use the Anagram Solver
- Choose a mode. Check two words against each other, or find anagrams for one.
- Enter your words. Type the word, phrase or letter set.
- Read the result. See whether the letters balance, or the list of dictionary matches.
- Refine. Adjust the letters and check again.
Anagram Solver features
- Check whether two words are anagrams of each other
- Find words that can be made from a set of letters
- Results checked against a built-in word list
- Updates as you type
- Copy the results
- Runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded
Frequently asked questions
What counts as an anagram?
Two words that use exactly the same letters the same number of times, in a different order — listen and silent, for instance. Spaces and capitalisation are ignored; the letters themselves have to match exactly.
Are the suggested words real words?
Yes. Candidates are checked against a built-in word list rather than assembled from letter permutations, which is the difference between a usable list and thousands of nonsense strings.
Can I use it for Scrabble or Wordle?
For finding what your letters can spell, yes. Bear in mind that the word list here is not the official tournament dictionary for any particular game, so a word it offers may still be rejected.
Why does it not find every possible anagram?
The results are limited to what the built-in list contains and are capped so the page stays responsive. Long or unusual letter sets will produce fewer suggestions than a specialist dictionary would.