Pangram Finder
Paste any text to check if it covers all 26 letters of the alphabet. Missing letters are highlighted instantly — useful for testing sentences, Spelling Bee letter sets, and font previews.
Famous pangrams
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a pangram?+
A pangram is a sentence or phrase that contains every letter of the alphabet at least once. The most famous English pangram is "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" — 35 letters that cover all 26. Pangrams are used in font previews, typing tests, and calligraphy practice.
What is a perfect pangram?+
A perfect pangram uses every letter of the alphabet exactly once — 26 letters total. These are extremely rare in natural language and are usually constructed artificially. Most known perfect pangrams are either obscure or use unusual words.
How does this relate to NYT Spelling Bee?+
The NYT Spelling Bee gives you 7 letters and asks you to find words using only those letters, always including the center letter. A "pangram" in Spelling Bee means a word that uses all 7 of the given letters. This tool checks standard 26-letter pangrams — use the highlighted letters panel to see which of the standard 26 appear in your Spelling Bee puzzle's letter set.
What is the shortest known English pangram?+
"Cwm fjord bank glyphs vext quiz" is a 26-letter perfect pangram — one of the shortest valid ones, though "cwm" and "vext" are archaic. Common shortest natural pangrams tend to be 28–32 letters. The classic "quick brown fox" sentence is 35 letters.
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How to use
- Paste or type any text — the alphabet grid updates instantly.
- Orange letters are present in your text; grey letters are missing.
- A perfect 26-letter score means your text is a pangram.