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Anagram Checker: Are Two Phrases Anagrams?
Check whether two words or phrases use exactly the same letters, ignoring spaces, punctuation, capitals, and accents, with a letter-by-letter count that shows what is extra or missing.
Anagram Checker: Are Two Phrases Anagrams?: Both phrases are reduced to their letters and digits, lower-cased and without accents, and each letter is counted. They are anagrams when every count matches: Listen and Silent, or Dormitory and Dirty room. When they differ, the tiles show which letters one phrase has more or fewer of. Runs 100% locally in your browser with zero server file uploads.
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Two phrases are anagrams when they use exactly the same letters the same number of times. Spaces, punctuation, capitals, and accents are ignored, so Dormitory and Dirty room match. The tiles show each letter's count in the first and second phrase; red tiles are the letters that differ, with + for extra letters in the first phrase.
Famous anagrams
Astronomer and Moon starer, The eyes and They see, and Eleven plus two and Twelve plus one, which is also true as arithmetic.
Letter counts
An anagram check is a letter-frequency comparison: two phrases are anagrams when their counts match exactly. The letter frequency counter shows the full counts for longer text.
How to use it
- Type the two words or phrases.
- Read whether they are anagrams.
- Check the tiles for letters that differ.
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Frequently asked questions
Do spaces and punctuation count?
No: only letters and digits are compared, so phrase anagrams such as Dormitory and Dirty room match.
Are accented letters different?
No: é is compared as e, so Café and face match.
Can it find anagrams for me?
No: it checks two phrases you give it. Finding anagrams needs a word list.
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