Text Reverser

"Reverse Characters" reverses the entire string character by character. Example: "Hello World" becomes "dlroW olleH". All characters including spaces are reversed in place.

"Reverse Words" keeps each individual word intact but changes their order. Example: "Hello World" becomes "World Hello". This is useful for reversing sentence structure.

"Reverse Lines" reverses the order of lines — the last line moves to the top and the first line moves to the bottom. Useful for reversing lists or log entries.

"Flip Upside Down" replaces each character with a Unicode lookalike that resembles the original when rotated 180°. For example, "hello" becomes "ollǝɥ". It works best with standard Latin letters and basic punctuation.

Reverse Characters and Reverse Words work with any text including Unicode characters. The Flip Upside Down mode works best with standard ASCII letters (a-z, A-Z) since Unicode lookalikes exist primarily for Latin characters.

Upside down text (using Unicode lookalikes) is used for social media profile names, creative writing, jokes, and attention-grabbing posts. It is purely cosmetic and uses special Unicode characters that visually resemble flipped letters.

Reversed text reverses the order of characters. True mirror text (also called laterally inverted text) reflects each character itself, which requires special Unicode or image manipulation. This tool reverses the order but does not mirror individual characters.

Yes, completely free. No signup, no installation, and no usage limits. Works entirely in your browser.