Keep duplicate letters
Repeated letters matter. LETTER contains two Ts and two Es, so an exact result must preserve both counts.
LetterToolkit
Find exact single-word anagrams that reuse every supplied tile once. Add ? for a wildcard when one letter is unknown.
Exact anagrams
Enter 2–15 letters. Repeated letters are preserved, and ? can replace one unknown letter. Wildcard substitutions contribute 0 points to tile-score sorting.
Anagram strategy
An exact anagram is stricter than a general word unscramble. If you enter SILENT, a valid result must contain the same six letters with the same frequencies. LISTEN qualifies; a shorter word such as LINE does not because it leaves letters unused.
This distinction matters in anagram puzzles, name puzzles and clues where every character is intended to be accounted for. When you only need words that can be built from some of your letters, use the Word Unscrambler instead.
Repeated letters matter. LETTER contains two Ts and two Es, so an exact result must preserve both counts.
If a clue suggests a beginning, ending or internal sequence, add it after entering the full rack. The result still has to use every supplied tile.
A ? can stand for one missing letter. The substituted wildcard counts as 0 points when results are sorted by tile score.
SILENT and LISTEN contain exactly one S, I, L, E, N and T. That makes LISTEN an exact anagram. By default the solver excludes the original input itself; turn on “Include the original word” when you want to see it too.
A blank result does not prove that no phrase or proper-name anagram exists. LetterToolkit searches its included English word list, not every name, phrase, abbreviation or specialist term. Double-check spelling, repeated letters and any optional filters first.
No. Only the letters and their frequencies must match.
Yes. Add ? for one unknown letter. The result still uses the full rack length, and the wildcard contributes 0 tile-score points.
This tool currently returns single dictionary words. Phrase anagrams require a much larger search space and are not represented as complete results here.
Read the full anagram-solving guide for manual techniques and worked examples.