How it works
Reversing characters flips the entire text so the last character comes first. Unlike a naive string reversal, this tool keeps combined characters together: a skin-toned emoji, a flag or a letter with a separate accent mark stays one unit instead of turning into broken symbols.
Word order keeps every word spelled normally but reverses their sequence on each line, while "each word" spells every word backwards but leaves them in place. Line order is handy for flipping a log file or a list so the newest entry is at the top.
People use reversed text for puzzles, checking palindromes, quick obfuscation and testing how software handles unusual input. Everything runs in your browser.
Frequently asked questions
What is a palindrome?
A word or phrase that reads the same backwards, ignoring spaces, punctuation and case — like "level" or "Never odd or even". The tool tells you when your text is one.
Is reversed text the same as mirrored text?
Not quite. Reversing changes the order of characters; true mirror writing also flips each letter shape, which needs special Unicode look-alike characters.