What does the Letter Rearranger do?

It reorders your letters into every valid English word — both full-length anagrams that use all the letters and every shorter word you can build from a subset.

How is it different from the Anagram Solver?

The Anagram Solver focuses on rearrangements that use all the letters. The Letter Rearranger does that too, but also lists every shorter word, and lets you switch between the two modes.

Can I use blank or wildcard tiles?

Yes. Add ? or * for a blank tile and the rearranger expands it across all 26 letters to find every possible word.

How are results ordered?

Words are grouped by length from longest to shortest and ranked by Scrabble score within each group, so the best plays are easy to spot.

Is the Letter Rearranger free?

Completely free with unlimited use, no sign-up and no downloads. It runs instantly in your browser on any device.

Letter Rearranger

Type a set of letters and rearrange them into every valid English word — both full-length anagrams and every shorter word hidden inside.

Updated July 10, 2026 6 min read

Your letters (add ? or * for blank tiles)

Only full-length rearrangements (use every letter)

About the Letter Rearranger

A letter rearranger takes a jumble of letters and reorders them into every real word you can build. Unlike a strict anagram tool that only uses all of the letters, the rearranger also finds every shorter word hidden inside your set, so you see the complete picture ranked by score and grouped by length.

That makes the AllWordTools.com Letter Rearranger a versatile companion for anagram puzzles, newspaper jumbles, Scrabble and Words With Friends racks, and any moment you want to know what words a pile of letters can become. Add a blank tile with ? or * and the rearranger expands it across the alphabet.

It is free, instant and browser-based on any device, with no sign-up and no downloads.

How to use the Letter Rearranger

1
Enter your letters
Type the letters you want to rearrange, using ? or * for any blank tiles.
2
Choose the scope
Leave it open for every word, or tick full-length only for pure anagrams that use every letter.
3
Rearrange
Press Rearrange and every valid word appears, grouped from longest to shortest.
4
Copy what you need
Tap any word to copy it instantly for your game or puzzle.

Every word, not just anagrams

A true anagram uses every letter exactly once, but in most games and puzzles you also want the shorter words you can make from a subset of your tiles. The Letter Rearranger returns both: switch on full-length only for pure anagrams, or leave it off to see every buildable word from two letters up to the whole set.

Results are ranked by Scrabble score and grouped by length, so the longest, highest-value plays sit at the top of each section. Blank tiles are supported with ? or *, and the rearranger expands them across all 26 letters to find every possibility.

Where the rearranger helps most

For anagram puzzles and newspaper jumbles, tick full-length only and the tool spells out the single word your letters make. For tile games like Scrabble and Words With Friends, leave it open to see every playable word and pick the highest scorer that fits the board.

It is also a fun way to explore language: feed in your name or a random handful of letters and discover the surprising words hiding inside. Because every result is a checked dictionary word, you can trust that each one is genuinely playable.

Examples

Input

listen

Sample output

listen, silent, enlist, tinsel, inlets

Full-length anagrams that use every letter.

Input

teacher

Sample output

teacher, cheater, hectare, reach, cheat

Full-length words plus shorter finds.

Input

aeprs?

Sample output

spared, spread, drapes, parse

A blank tile expands across the alphabet.

Pro tips

Tick full-length only when you want a pure anagram that uses every letter.
Leave it unticked in tile games to see the shorter words you can also play.
Use ? or * for blank tiles; the rearranger tries every letter in that slot.
Results are sorted by score, so the highest-value plays sit at the top of each length group.
Feed in your name or random letters just to explore the words hiding inside.

Questions & answers

Letter Rearranger FAQs

The AllWordTools.com Team

Word-game specialists and language enthusiasts building fast, accurate tools that help millions of players find the right word. Last reviewed July 10, 2026.