Reverse Text
Reverse text by character, word order, or line order.
Reversing text means different things depending on what you're trying to do — flipping every character to create a mirrored string, reversing the order of words while keeping each word spelled normally, or reversing the order of lines in a list — and these are three genuinely different transformations that a single "reverse" button can't distinguish between.
This tool provides all three as separate tabs: character reversal (useful for palindrome checking, simple obfuscation, or just novelty), word reversal (flips word order — "hello world" becomes "world hello" — without scrambling the letters within each word), and line reversal (flips the order of a multi-line list, useful for reversing a chronological log or numbered sequence). Unicode text, including accented characters, is handled correctly in character reversal.
How to use Reverse Text
- 1
Enter your text
Type or paste the text you want to reverse.
- 2
Choose a reversal type
Pick character, word, or line reversal depending on what you need.
- 3
Copy the result
Each tab has its own copy button for the corresponding result.
Features
- Three distinct reversal modes: characters, words, and lines
- Correctly handles unicode characters in character reversal
- Instant live results as you type
Frequently asked questions
Common mistakes to avoid
- Using character reversal when word reversal was actually needed, producing scrambled-looking output.
- Not accounting for punctuation placement when reversing words, which can look awkward for sentences with trailing punctuation.
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