Reverse Text
The text reverser flips text at three levels: character by character, word by word, or by reversing the order of the lines. Character reversal is grapheme-aware, so emoji and accented letters are not broken apart.
Input text
Reversed text
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How to use the Reverse Text
- Paste the text you want to reverse.
- Choose whether to reverse characters, word order, line order, or the letters inside each word.
- Copy the reversed result.
Example
Input
hello world
Output
Characters: dlrow olleh Word order: world hello Each word: olleh dlrow
Common use cases
- Building a simple puzzle, quiz answer or party game.
- Checking a palindrome.
- Reversing a chronological log so the newest entry appears first.
- Producing test strings that exercise text rendering and bidirectional layout.
Limitations and things to watch for
- Character reversal splits on grapheme clusters, so emoji with modifiers and accented letters stay intact instead of turning into broken characters.
- Reversing right-to-left scripts such as Arabic or Hebrew produces logically reversed text, but the browser will still apply bidirectional display rules, so the visual result may look unexpected.
Frequently asked questions
Does reversing break emoji?
No. The tool reverses whole grapheme clusters, so a family emoji or a flag stays a single intact character rather than splitting into fragments.
Can I reverse the order of lines instead of characters?
Yes — choose the "Line order" mode, which puts the last line first. It is useful for flipping a chronological log.
Is the reversal undoable?
Reversing the result again with the same mode returns the original text for character, word and line modes.