Anagram Checker
What is an Anagram Checker?
Our anagram checker is a tool that checks if two strings of text are anagrams of each other. It will check and provide a simple yes or no answer as to whether all the characters in one word can be rearranged to form the second word.
How to use the Anagram Checker
Anagram Checker Examples
To demonstrate how our anagram checker works, check out some of the examples listed below.
Simple anagram matching:
- String One: "dictionary"
- String Two: "indicatory"
- Answer: Yes, these words are anagrams.
Multiple words/sentences:
You can use the anagram checker on strings containing multiple words, such as full sentences.
- String One: "The Morse Code"
- String Two: "Here Come Dots"
- Answer: Yes - these strings are anagrams.
Notice that by default, the capitalisation of the words does not matter. Spaces in between letters are counted in the check, whereas spaces at the beginning or end are not.
With numbers:
Use the checker to match strings containing numbers.
- String One: "Testing123"
- String Two: "Testing321"
- Answer: Yes - these strings can be anagrammed.
With punctuation:
Finally, you can use the anagram checker for any strings containing UTF-8 characters. This means that punctuation will work too!
- String One: "<cool>"
- String Two: ">cool<"
- Answer: Yes - these are anagrams.