Free text tool

Reverse Text Tool

The reverse text tool flips your text three ways: reverse every character, reverse the word order, or reverse the order of lines. Paste text and copy the result.

What is reverse text tool?

A reverse text tool flips text in a chosen way. Reversing characters turns Hello into olleH. Reversing the word order turns one two three into three two one, and reversing lines flips a list from bottom to top.

People use it for puzzles, palindrome checks, social media posts, coding exercises and quick list sorting by date when the newest item is at the bottom.

How to use the reverse text tool

  1. Paste or type your text.
  2. Choose characters, word order or line order.
  3. Copy the reversed result.

How the reverse text tool works

Character mode splits the text into Unicode characters and joins them in reverse order, so emoji stay whole. Word mode reverses the words on each line. Line mode reverses the order of the lines.

Worked example

The text Hello world reversed by characters gives dlrow olleH. Reversed by word order it gives world Hello.

Common uses of the reverse text tool

  • Solving word puzzles and riddles.
  • Testing palindromes in a class or code exercise.
  • Creating playful social media captions.
  • Flipping a list so the newest line is first.
  • Checking how a string behaves in a program.

Tips and common mistakes

Use line order to flip a log or list so the newest entry comes first.

Reversed text can be hard to read. Do not use it for important instructions.

Background: what to know before you rely on it

Reversing a string is one of the most common programming exercises because it shows how a language handles characters, arrays and loops. It also shows an important detail: some visible symbols, such as emoji or letters with accents, are made of more than one code unit. A careless reverse can break them. This tool works with whole characters, so the result stays readable. Reversed text is also a small part of word play, from palindromes such as level and radar to mirror writing.

Private, free and fast

This tool runs entirely in your browser. What you type or choose is not uploaded to a server and is not saved after you close the page, which keeps it fast and private. It is free to use as often as you like. See more in all text tools, or browse the full list of tools.

Frequently asked questions

How do I check a palindrome?

Reverse the characters and compare. If the result matches the original after removing spaces and punctuation, it is a palindrome.

Does it work with emoji?

Yes. Characters are treated as whole Unicode symbols.

Is my text stored?

No. Everything runs in your browser.

Can I reverse each word but keep the order?

Not in this tool. Use character mode on single words instead.

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