Question 1

How does the anagram solver work?

Accepted Answer

The solver uses a curated 80,000+ English word dictionary. For each combination of your input letters, it checks if the resulting string is a valid word, then groups results by length. All processing happens in your browser — no network calls are made after the dictionary loads.

Question 2

Can I use blank tiles like in Scrabble?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Click 'Add Blank' to add a wildcard that matches any letter. The solver will try every possible letter for each blank, dramatically increasing the word count but also taking slightly longer to compute.

Question 3

What is the minimum word length?

Accepted Answer

By default the solver returns words of 3 or more letters. You can change this with the 'Min length' input. For Scrabble and WWF, the official minimum is 2 letters; for crosswords and Wordle-related games, 3-5 letters are common thresholds.

Question 4

Is this the same as a Wordle solver?

Accepted Answer

Not exactly — Wordle requires exact position matching and color feedback. This tool finds ALL valid anagrams. For Wordle strategy, use it to list every possible word you could form with green/yellow feedback applied, then narrow down manually.