Reverse Text Tool
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Reverse text by characters, words, sentences, or lines. Also flips text upside down using Unicode characters.
Reverse Text Tool
About This Tool
Reverse Modes
- Characters — "Hello" becomes "olleH"
- Words — "I love coding" becomes "coding love I"
- Sentences — flips the order of sentences
- Lines — flips the order of lines (great for inverting numbered lists)
- Upside down — uses Unicode lookalikes so the text appears physically flipped (˙pɐǝɹ oʇ pɹɐɥ)
Use Cases
Programmers use reverse-text for cipher exercises, palindrome checking, and string-manipulation puzzles. Writers use it to spot typos and assess pacing — reversed text forces you to read every word in isolation. Social-media users use upside-down text for stylized captions.Frequently Asked Questions
Will reversed Unicode emoji or accented characters break?
Character reversal uses simple JavaScript split+reverse, which works correctly for most scripts. Some compound emoji or combining diacritics may render slightly differently after reversal. Word and line reversal preserve all characters intact.
Why does upside-down text look wrong on some sites?
Upside-down conversion uses Unicode characters that resemble flipped Latin letters. Some fonts don't include all of these characters, falling back to a generic glyph. Twitter, Instagram, and most modern browsers render them correctly.
Can I use this to test palindromes?
Yes — reverse the characters and compare to the original. If they're identical (after stripping spaces and lowering case), the text is a palindrome.