Word unscrambler tool to help you unscramble words and letters in anagrams.
Use the dictionary links to help unscramble words. Information on other anagram unscramblers such as Andy's Anagram Unscrambler and Zach's anagram unscrambler and other word jumble help sites. Check out these word jumble solvers here.
This free Anagram solver has various sort options you can set. You simply enter the word you want to unscramble and enter the letters in the bottom one. As you use them up the remainder is displayed.
Most difficult letters
first. Use this when you are making big anagrams and you want to
start with the most difficult letters. If you wait too long with
using the Q, you might end up with it, which is very frustrating.
This option will bring the Q and other difficult letters to your
attention. Also, when a letter occurs many times, it will
have a higher priority. You wouldn't want to end up with 6 E's and
no other letters.
Dutch
Most difficult letters
first, according to the Dutch language.
Checking
policy Which characters and symbols have to
match?
Strict
Every letter, symbol,
dot and comma has to match. Line feeds and spaces are
ignored. Lowercase and uppercase letters are treated as
equal.
Normal
$#@!%(){}[];:,.<>?-+ and such symbols are
ignored.
International
Same as normal, but
international characters like éôüàïçñ are treated as normal letters
(eouaicn). This setting may cause incorrect checking on Macintosh
computers.
Easy
pasting
On
With easy pasting, you
can paste an anagram like Onno = noon into the
"original text" field. FART will split it using the equal sign.
"Onno" will go into the "original text" field, "noon" will go into
the "anagram" field, and the two will be checked immediately. This
option was especially made for the nice people at the Anagrammy Award.
Off
Choose this setting if
your anagrams contain "=" (equal
signs).