Text Reverser
Write text backwards, reverse the order of words, or flip the order of lines. Emoji and accented letters stay intact.
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Each line is written backwards (Hello → olleH). Emoji and accented letters stay whole. Reversed Arabic, Urdu or Hebrew may look unexpected, because those scripts are written right to left.
How do I reverse text?
Paste your text and choose how to reverse it: characters writes each line backwards, so Hello becomes olleH; words puts the words of each line in the opposite order; lines flips the order of lines. Emoji, flags and accented letters stay intact. The result updates as you type, ready to copy.
Key features
Three ways to reverse
Characters, words or whole lines.
Lines kept in place
Reversing characters or words works line by line, so your line breaks stay where they are.
Common uses
- Write backwards text for a puzzle, riddle or game
- Reverse a list so the last item comes first
- Check whether a word or phrase is a palindrome
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does reversed Arabic or Urdu look odd?
These scripts are written right to left and letters join differently at the ends of words, so reversed text can display unexpectedly. The characters are reversed correctly.
What happens to punctuation when reversing words?
It stays attached to its word: “Hello, world!” becomes “world! Hello,”.
How do I reverse the whole text, last character first?
Reverse characters, then Swap and reverse lines, or the other way round.
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