Anagram Solver

Unscramble your letters into every possible word

Free Anagram Solver - enter a jumble of letters and instantly see every word they can spell.

Enter a combination of letters to find a word that can be made of all of those letters.

Unscramble any letters into real words

The Crossword Cracker anagram solver turns a set of scrambled letters into every valid word that uses all of them. Cracking an anagram clue in a cryptic crossword, settling a word-game dispute, or just curious what listen rearranges into? Type your letters and get instant answers - free and with no sign-up.

What exactly is an anagram?

An anagram is a word or phrase formed by rearranging the letters of another, using each letter exactly once. The word itself comes from the Greek ana- ("again") and gramma ("letter") - literally a re-lettering. The best ones feel almost intentional: listen becomes silent, dormitory becomes dirty room, and astronomer becomes moon starer.

A bit of anagram history

Anagrams are far older than word games. Renaissance scientists used them as a kind of cipher to stake a claim on a discovery without revealing it: in 1610 Galileo announced his sighting of Saturn's strange "ears" (its rings) as a scrambled Latin anagram, so he could prove he got there first without handing rivals the answer. Centuries later they remain a storyteller's toy - J.K. Rowling hid "I am Lord Voldemort" inside the letters of "Tom Marvolo Riddle".

How to use the anagram solver

  1. Enter all the letters you want to rearrange.
  2. Press Search.
  3. Browse the words that use every one of your letters.

Need words from only some of your letters, with scores? Use the Scrabble word finder. Working a grid with known letters and blanks? The crossword solver is built for that.

Frequently asked questions

What counts as a true anagram?

A true anagram uses every letter of the original exactly once, with nothing left over and nothing added - so "silent" is a perfect anagram of "listen".

What if I want words from only some of my letters?

This solver uses all of your letters. For shorter words built from a subset, plus their Scrabble scores, use the Scrabble word finder instead.