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Anagram solver

Find every anagram of your letters — full rearrangements plus all shorter words, from the 172,000-word public-domain ENABLE list, solved on your device.

2–15 letters. The ~1.7MB dictionary loads once, in the background, on your first search.

Solved on your device — the dictionary downloads to your browser; your letters go nowhere.

Maintained by ToolsNexus

Feed it 2–15 letters and get every anagram the dictionary knows: full-length rearrangements first, then all shorter words your letters can spell, grouped by length. Runs against the public-domain ENABLE list (172k words), entirely in your browser.

How to solve an anagram

  1. Type the letters — case, spaces, and punctuation are ignored.
  2. Results appear as you type: full anagrams highlighted, then shorter words, longest first.
  3. No full match? That’s an honest answer too — the shorter groups are where multi-word solutions hide.

How the search works

Two letters strings are anagrams exactly when they sort to the same sequence — LISTEN and SILENT both sort to EILNST. The solver sorts your letters once, then streams through all 172,000 dictionary words comparing sorted keys (for the shorter-word groups it checks letter counts instead, so one T can’t become two). The first search fetches the dictionary and takes a beat; after that it lives in memory and every search is effectively instant.

Anagram culture, briefly

The classics are classics for a reason: LISTEN/SILENT, ELEVEN PLUS TWO / TWELVE PLUS ONE (a full sentence anagram), DORMITORY / DIRTY ROOM. Competitive word gamers drill “alphagrams” — racks pre-sorted alphabetically, exactly the sort-key trick above — because recognizing AEINRST as containing RETINAS, RETAINS, RATINES, and NASTIER is what separates club players from kitchen-table ones. Solving a newspaper puzzle instead? The jumble solver is this engine tuned for that job.

Private by design

The dictionary downloads to your device; your letters are processed in a local background thread and never transmitted. Close the tab and nothing persists.

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Frequently asked questions

What dictionary does this solver use?
The ENABLE list — 172,000+ English words, explicitly public domain, and the ancestor of most word-game dictionaries (Words with Friends is built on it). It is deliberately inclusive: expect legitimate-but-obscure words a casual dictionary omits.
What is the difference between a full anagram and the shorter words?
A full anagram uses every letter exactly once — LISTEN → SILENT, ENLIST, TINSEL, INLETS. The shorter-word groups use a subset of your letters, which is what you want for rack play, Boggle-style hunting, or spotting a two-word solution.
Why is there a 15-letter cap?
Past fifteen letters, nearly every English word is spellable from the pool, so the output stops being an answer and becomes the dictionary. Fifteen covers double the Scrabble rack and the longest practical puzzle inputs.
Are the searches uploaded anywhere?
No — the word list downloads to your browser once (about 450KB compressed) and every search runs locally in a background thread. Your letters never leave the page, and repeat searches are instant.

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