Reverse Text
Reverse Text flips your writing several ways from one box
Reverse Text flips your writing several ways from one box
How to use Reverse Text
- Paste or type your text into the input box.
- Choose a reverse mode, such as backwards characters or reversed word order.
- Copy the reversed result from the output below.
About Reverse Text
Reverse Text flips your writing several ways from one box. "Reverse characters" turns "Hello" into "olleH", "Reverse word order" swaps the sequence of words on each line, "Reverse letters in each word" scrambles inside each word while keeping the words in place, and the line modes either flip the order of your lines or reverse each line on its own. There's also an "upside down" mode that swaps each character for a rotated look-alike so text reads flipped 180 degrees.
Reversing is grapheme-aware. Emoji, accented letters, and other combined characters are kept whole instead of being split into broken pieces, which is a common bug in simpler reversers that just walk a string one code unit at a time. The upside-down mode relies on Unicode look-alike characters, so it works best for the standard Latin alphabet, digits, and common punctuation; characters without a flipped equivalent are left unchanged.
Everything runs entirely in your browser. Your text is never uploaded, stored, or sent anywhere, and the tool needs no sign-up. Use the copy button to grab the result, or clear the box to start over.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I reverse my text?
- Paste or type your text into the box, then pick a reverse mode from the dropdown. The reversed result appears instantly below, and you can hit Copy result to put it on your clipboard.
- What is the difference between reversing characters and reversing words?
- Reversing characters flips the whole string backwards, so 'Hello world' becomes 'dlrow olleH'. Reversing word order keeps each word spelled normally but flips their sequence, giving 'world Hello'.
- Will emoji and accented letters break when reversed?
- No. The tool reverses by grapheme cluster, so emoji, accented characters, and other combined marks stay intact rather than splitting into broken symbols.
- How does the upside-down mode work?
- It swaps each character for a Unicode look-alike that appears rotated 180 degrees, then reverses the order. It covers the standard Latin alphabet, digits, and common punctuation; any character without a flipped match is left as-is.
- Is my text uploaded anywhere?
- No. All processing happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. Nothing you type is sent to a server, saved, or shared, and no sign-up is required.
- Can I reverse multiple lines or a whole paragraph?
- Yes. Paste as many lines as you like. The line modes let you flip the order of lines or reverse each line individually while keeping your paragraph structure.