Reverse Text
Reverse text online: flip characters, word order, the letters in each word or the order of lines. Emoji-safe, instant and private in your browser.
How to use Reverse Text
- 1Paste or type your text, or open a .txt file.
- 2Choose what to reverse: characters, word order, each word or line order.
- 3Copy the result or download it as a text file.
What makes it better
- Four reverse modes in one place
- Emoji and accented letters stay intact
- Line breaks are preserved when reversing word order
- Live result — no button to press
About Reverse Text
Reverse Text flips your text in four ways: every character from end to start, the order of the words, the letters inside each word, or the order of the lines. It works with accented letters and emoji without breaking them, and you see the result as you type.
Common uses
- Check whether a phrase is a palindrome by comparing it with its reverse.
- Reverse the order of a list of lines, such as newest-first to oldest-first.
- Create mirrored text for puzzles, games and social posts.
- Flip a sentence word by word to test text-handling code.
Example
Input
Hello world
Result
dlrow olleH
Good to know
- Reversing characters does not mirror right-to-left scripts visually; it reverses the stored character order.
- Combining marks and emoji sequences are kept together so they do not split into broken symbols.
Reverse Text FAQ
What is the difference between reversing characters and reversing each word?
Reversing characters flips the whole text, so “Hello world” becomes “dlrow olleH”. Reversing each word keeps the words where they are and flips only the letters inside them: “olleH dlrow”.
Will emoji break when I reverse text?
No. The tool reverses whole visible characters, so emoji, flags and letters with accents stay in one piece instead of turning into broken symbols.
Can I reverse the order of lines in a list?
Yes. Choose “Reverse line order” and the last line becomes the first. This is handy for turning an oldest-first list into newest-first.
Does reversing word order change my line breaks?
No. Word order is reversed within each line, and your line breaks stay where they are, so paragraphs and lists keep their shape.