Anagram Solver
Find every word that uses exactly the same letters as your input, using a precomputed signature index for instant results.
Letters only; spaces and punctuation are ignored.
A word is trivially an anagram of itself, so it is hidden by default.
Words you can spell using SOME of your letters (not exact anagrams), longest first.
eilnst. Finding your anagrams is then a single hash lookup on that key — not a scan of all 270,000 words. That is why results appear instantly as you type, even in your browser with no server involved.How it works
- Type a word or a jumble of letters.
- Exact anagrams use every letter exactly once; the list is instant because each word is indexed by its sorted letters.
- Turn on sub-words to also see words that use only some of your letters, longest first.
- Copy a result list, or scroll the output to read it in place.
Frequently Asked Questions
What counts as an anagram here?
A word using every one of your letters exactly once. "listen" gives silent, enlist and tinsel. Words that use only some of your letters are not anagrams — the word unscrambler covers that case.
How is it instant on a 270,000-word list?
Each word is indexed by its letters sorted alphabetically, so "listen" and "silent" share the key "eilnst". Finding anagrams is then a single lookup rather than a comparison against every word.
Is the input word itself listed?
No, by default — telling you that "listen" is an anagram of "listen" is not useful. There is an option to include it.
Are accents and capitals handled?
Yes. Matching is case-insensitive and diacritics are folded, so "Café" and "face" are recognised as anagrams of each other.