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Reverse text — characters, words or line order

Flip text four different ways — every character, the order of words, the letters inside each word, or the order of lines.

Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

Input
0 chars0 words0 lines
Result
0 chars0 words0 lines

How to use

  1. Paste your text. Anything from a single word to a list of lines.
  2. Choose what to reverse. All characters, word order, letters within each word, or line order.
  3. Copy the result. Or press "Use as input" to reverse it again with a different mode.

Questions

Does it break emoji and accented letters?

No. Reversing works on graphemes — user-perceived characters — so flags, skin-tone emoji and combining accents survive intact. Naive reversal splits them into broken fragments.

What is the difference between the word modes?

"Reverse word order" turns "one two three" into "three two one", keeping each word readable. "Reverse letters within each word" turns it into "eno owt eerht", keeping the words in place.

Can I use this to write upside-down or mirrored text?

No — this reverses character order, it does not substitute flipped look-alike characters. The output uses the same letters as your input, just in the opposite order.

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