Reverse Text Online
Reverse text by characters, flip word order, or reverse the order of lines.
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What does reversing text do?
Type “hello world” and get back “dlrow olleh”, “world hello”, or the same lines in opposite order, depending on which of the three modes you pick. Reversal is Unicode-aware: an emoji or accented letter survives the flip instead of splitting into broken surrogate halves. People use it for puzzles, mirror-writing effects and quick test data.
How to use the Reverse Text
- 1 Enter the text to flip.
- 2 Pick between the character, word and line reversal modes.
- 3 Copy the reversed result from the output pane.
What you can use it for
- Creating mirrored or backwards text for fun or puzzles.
- Reversing the order of a list of lines.
- Flipping word order to test layouts or sorting.
- Generating reversed strings for testing.
Frequently asked questions
What does reversing by characters do?
The whole string is flipped end to end: “hello” turns into “olleh”. Line breaks count as characters too, so the last line of a multi-line text ends up first.
How is reversing words different?
Each word stays spelled normally but the sequence inverts, so “one two three” comes out as “three two one”. Useful for testing sort logic and layout mirroring.
Will emoji get scrambled when reversing characters?
No. The tool reverses whole Unicode characters rather than raw UTF-16 units, so a flag emoji or an “é” comes out the other side in one piece.
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