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Reverse Text

Reverse text by characters, words or lines. Flip case or turn text upside-down for fun uses.

What is the Reverse Text?

The Reverse Text tool flips text five different ways: character-by-character, word-by-word, line-by-line, case flipping, and upside-down using Unicode look-alike characters. Emojis are treated as single characters so they survive reversal intact.

The modes solve different problems: character reversal mirrors the sequence, word reversal keeps each word readable, line reversal changes paragraph or list order, and case flipping swaps uppercase with lowercase. Upside-down output substitutes Unicode look-alikes, so it is a visual effect rather than a font transformation.

Useful for puzzles, social bios and testing text-processing code — all processing runs on-device. The result appears immediately and can be copied, but compatibility of decorative upside-down symbols depends on the font and app where you paste them.

How to use the Reverse Text

  1. 1Paste or type text into the input area.
  2. 2Pick a mode: reverse characters, words, lines, flip case or upside-down.
  3. 3Copy the output that appears instantly below.

When to use the Reverse Text

  • Create a reversed clue or answer for a word puzzle and reveal it by reversing again.
  • Invert the order of pasted log lines, notes or a short checklist.
  • Generate upside-down decorative text for a profile or informal message.
  • Test how an application handles emoji, Unicode and reversed character sequences.

Key features

  • Five reversal modes
  • Upside-down mode with Unicode look-alikes
  • Emoji-safe reversal
  • Handles multi-line text

Frequently asked questions

Does it reverse Arabic or Hebrew correctly?

Character mode reverses code points, so most right-to-left text will look scrambled — word mode is safer for those languages.

Can I chain modes?

Yes — copy the output and paste it back into the input to apply another mode.

Why do some upside-down letters look approximate?

Unicode does not contain a perfect upside-down version of every character. The tool uses the closest available look-alike, and rendering varies by font.

Will reversing twice restore the original?

Character, word and line reversal are generally reversible by applying the same mode again. Case flip is also reversible; upside-down substitutions may not preserve every unsupported symbol.

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