Find all real English words that can be made from the letters of any word or phrase. Results are grouped by length and scored for Scrabble value. Includes a 5,000-word dictionary — no API needed, all browser-side.
Type any word, name, or short phrase. The generator uses every letter exactly as many times as it appears to find all real English words that can be formed. It ignores spaces, so multi-word inputs are treated as a single letter pool.
Results are grouped by word length, longest first. Each word shows its Scrabble point value so you can identify high-scoring anagrams. Click any word to copy it instantly. Use the minimum-length filter to hide very short words.
Use the search filter to find specific anagrams in the results. Copy all results at once with the Copy All button, or copy individual words by clicking them. Download the full list as a .txt file for use in puzzles or word games.
An anagram is a word or phrase formed by rearranging all the letters of another word or phrase, using each letter exactly once. For example, "listen" is an anagram of "silent", "astronomer" is an anagram of "moon starer", and "the Morse code" is an anagram of "here come dots". Anagrams have been used in literature, cryptography, mathematics, and word games throughout history.
The tool takes your input, converts it to a sorted letter signature (called a canonical form), then checks every word in its built-in 5,000-word English dictionary to find words whose letter signatures are a subset of your input letters. Results are filtered to only include words you can form with the available letters, then sorted by word length and Scrabble score.
The entire dictionary is embedded in the JavaScript code as a compact data structure. When you load the page, the dictionary loads with it. All matching happens locally in your browser using JavaScript string sorting and comparison — no server request is needed. This makes the tool instant and private.
Each letter in Scrabble has a point value based on its rarity in English. The scores are: A,E,I,O,U,L,N,S,T,R = 1 point; D,G = 2; B,C,M,P = 3; F,H,V,W,Y = 4; K = 5; J,X = 8; Q,Z = 10. The tool adds up the score for each anagram word so you can identify high-value plays. Note that blank tiles and board multipliers are not included in this calculation.
Yes — the anagram generator finds valid English words from a set of letters, which is exactly what you need to find plays in word games. Enter your 7-letter rack to see all valid words. The results are sorted by Scrabble score so the highest-value plays appear first when you sort by score.
Some of the longest English anagram pairs include: "conversation" and "voices rant on" (12 letters), "measurement" and "true man seems" (11 letters), "a decimal point" and "I'm a dot in place" (13 letters), and "the earthquakes" and "that queer shake" (14 letters). The Internet Anagram Server at wordsmith.org holds an extensive hall of fame of famous anagrams.
