Anagram solver
Find the words that use every one of your letters.
How it works
An anagram uses all of the letters you give it, once each. Type your letters and the solver lists every word of exactly that length. Add a ? or * for a blank tile that can stand for any letter. To see shorter words too, use the word unscrambler.
Anagram or unscramble?
An anagram uses every letter you have, exactly once. The unscrambler is wider: it also shows shorter words that use only some of your letters. If you are solving a cryptic crossword clue or a puzzle that says rearrange all the letters, you want an anagram. If you are playing a tile game, you probably want the unscrambler.
Examples
The letters LISTEN give silent, enlist, tinsel and inlets. The letters EVIL give live, veil and vile. A blank can fill a missing letter: LIS?EN tries every letter in the blank place.
Read more in what is an anagram and crossword help.