Reverse Text
Reverse text by characters, words or lines — privately, right in your browser.
How it works
Type or paste text and pick how it should be reversed: character by character (spelling the whole thing backwards), word by word (keeping every word intact but flipping their order), or line by line (keeping each line intact but flipping their order in the block). The result updates live as you type or switch modes.
Character reversal is Unicode-safe: it reverses whole code points rather than raw UTF-16 units, so emoji and other characters outside the Basic Multilingual Plane don't get split into broken halves. Everything happens locally in your browser tab — no upload, no size limit beyond what the tab can hold.
FAQ
Does reversing by characters break emoji or accented letters?
Character reversal is Unicode-aware — it reverses whole code points, not raw UTF-16 units, so a surrogate-pair emoji like 👍 never turns into two broken half-characters (mojibake). Multi-codepoint sequences such as a skin-tone emoji or a flag can still have their internal codepoint order flipped, since those are technically several characters joined visually — an inherent limit of character-level reversal, not a bug.
What does "reverse by words" actually reverse?
It keeps every word spelled forward but flips their order on each line — "the quick brown fox" becomes "fox brown quick the". Multi-line input is reversed line by line, so paragraph structure is preserved.
What does "reverse by lines" do?
It flips the order of entire lines, leaving the text inside each line untouched — line 1 and the last line swap places, and so on, like reversing the rows of a list.
Is my text uploaded anywhere?
No — reversal happens entirely client-side in your browser tab. Nothing is sent to a server.