Anagram Free Finder

A neat advantage is that the application doesn’t waste any of your time, nor effort with an installation process, making it possible for you to carry it on a thumb drive to use on other computers as well. Just make sure that the target PC is fitted with .NET Framework, otherwise the application doesn’t work.
All of your effort narrows down to thinking of a word to use. The main window is fitted with an input field where you can either paste or manually write a target word, with the rest of the space being a large, scrollable list of an abundance of possible combinations. What’s more, the status bar lets you know just how many words are built.

Good, but far from being a pro

The list of anagrams gets updated as you type, and chances are you can find many different forms even when writing down characters at random. Needless to say that you only need to insert letters, because any other character empties the list, showing no result, including if space is added.
This means that you can only use the application for one word at a time, but combinations provided are not always real words, and the only way to check if they are is to manually look online, or in a dictionary. Sadly, there’s no way of grabbing them, which is a major disappointment considering you can generate hundreds of variations.

In conclusion

Bottom line is that words can also be used in games, entertainment, or even security through ambiguation. Anagram Free Finder lets you easily generate an abundance of different letter combinations based on a target word. The only downside is you have to manually grab results, because of the lack of any export options.