Anagram Solver
Solve any anagram instantly — rearrange your letters into every valid English word.
Results
The 7ESL Anagram Solver rearranges any set of letters into every valid English word those letters can spell. Type the letters you are working with, press Solve, and the tool reorders them in all possible ways, keeps only the combinations that are real words, and returns them as a ranked, information-rich list. It is the ideal helper when you are stuck on an anagram puzzle, a word-jumble in a newspaper, or a tricky rack of game tiles and you simply cannot see the word hiding inside.
How to use the Anagram Solver
Enter your letters in the box -- for example listen -- and the solver works instantly, updating as you type. You do not need to arrange the letters in any particular order; the whole point is that the tool tries every arrangement for you. It finds full anagrams that use all your letters as well as the shorter words that can be made from a subset of them, so you always see the complete picture of what those letters can become.
Reading the results
Each answer appears as its own row carrying badges that help you choose at a glance. The part of speech badge marks whether a word is a noun, verb or adjective; the CEFR level badge (A1 to C2) shows how advanced the word is for English learners; and the Scrabble score badge gives its tile value so you can spot the most rewarding play. Validity ticks confirm whether a word is accepted in the US and UK Scrabble lists and in Words With Friends. Where a word has a full dictionary entry on 7ESL, you can click straight through to its meaning.
Anagrams for puzzles and learning
True anagrams use every letter exactly once, and they are the heart of classic puzzles, daily jumbles and many crossword clues. Solving them trains you to recognise common letter patterns, prefixes and endings, which makes you faster the next time. Learners can treat each set of results as a mini vocabulary session: when an unfamiliar word turns up, follow its definition and synonym links to lock in the meaning. When you only want words that read the same as your jumble in a single arrangement, the related Word Unscrambler and Word Finder sit one click away.
Frequently asked questions
What is an anagram?
An anagram is a word or phrase made by rearranging the letters of another, using each letter once. For example, "listen" and "silent" are anagrams of each other because they share the same letters in a different order.
How do I use the Anagram Solver?
Type your letters into the box and press Solve. The tool rearranges them in every possible way, keeps only the real words, and lists them with badges for part of speech, CEFR level and Scrabble score.
Does it find shorter words too, or only full anagrams?
It returns both. You see the longer words that use all your letters as well as the shorter words that can be built from a subset of them, so nothing hidden in your letters is missed.
Are the answers valid in word games?
Each result carries validity ticks for the US and UK Scrabble lists and for Words With Friends, plus a Scrabble tile score, so you can tell at a glance which words are legal plays.
Is the Anagram Solver free?
Yes, it is completely free to use in any modern web browser, with no sign-up required.
Includes data from the Open English WordNet and WordNet 3.1, used under their respective open licences.