Reverse Text Generator

What each mode does

• Reverse characters — the whole text back to front, line breaks included. Emoji and letters with accents or vowel signs, as in Hindi, stay whole.
• Reverse words — the words in reverse order, and the lines too. Words are separated by spaces, so punctuation moves with the word it touches, and runs of spaces become one.
• Reverse lines — the order of the lines, each line unchanged.
• Mirrored text — each line reversed with letters swapped for Unicode characters that look like their mirror images.
• Upside-down text — each character swapped for one that looks rotated; the order stays the same.
• Upside-down, reversed — the text turned half a turn: characters swapped and the order reversed, so it reads correctly when the screen is turned over.

Mirrored and upside-down text use lookalike characters, not images, so they paste anywhere text goes. Some have no good lookalike and stay as they are, and a few may show as boxes on devices without the right fonts.

Every mode on one example

See also

• Case Converter — to change capitalisation instead.