Reverse Text Online

Paste text to reverse characters, word order, letters in each word, or line order. The result updates automatically and is ready to copy.

Reverses as you type
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Use this reverse text generator to reverse characters, words, letters in each word, or lines. Paste your text and copy the backwards result.

The result updates when you type. The tool changes text order only. It does not add or delete characters.

Reverse text online

Select the mode that gives the result you need:

ModeAction
CharactersReverses all characters from the end of the text to the start.
Word orderReverses the order of words. Keeps spaces and line breaks in position.
Each wordReverses the characters in each word. Keeps the word order.
Line orderMoves the last line to the first position. Keeps each line unchanged.

Character mode is the default mode. Use this mode to make standard backwards text.

How to use the reverse text generator

  1. Paste or type your text in the Your text field.
  2. Select a reverse mode.
  3. Check the Reversed text field.
  4. Select Copy reversed text.

Select the upload icon to open a text file. The file must be 1 MB or smaller.

Backwards text generator examples

Reverse all characters

Input: Hello, world!

Result: !dlrow ,olleH

Spaces and punctuation move with the other characters.

Reverse word order

Input: red green blue

Result: blue green red

The characters in each word stay in their original order.

Reverse letters in each word

Input: Read this clue

Result: daeR siht eulc

The word order and spaces stay in their original positions.

Reverse line order

Input:

First task
Second task
Third task

Result:

Third task
Second task
First task

Reverse letters and emoji online

The reverse text generator keeps each visible Unicode character together. It does not split a combined emoji or an accent from its letter.

Input: A👨‍👩‍👧B

Result: B👨‍👩‍👧A

Some applications can display Unicode text differently. Check the result in the application where you will use it.

Check a palindrome

A palindrome reads the same from left to right and from right to left. Examples include racecar and Never odd or even.

Enter a word or phrase in Character mode. The tool shows Palindrome when the letters and numbers read the same in both directions. The check ignores spaces, punctuation, and letter case.

Reverse text, mirror text, and upside down text

These text effects have different results:

  • Reverse text changes the order of characters. Hello becomes olleH.
  • Mirror text uses characters that look horizontally reflected.
  • Upside down text uses characters that look rotated by 180 degrees.

Use the mirror text generator or upside down text generator when you need a visual text effect.

When to reverse text

Use the reverse text generator for these tasks:

  • Make a puzzle clue or hidden message.
  • Check a word or phrase for a palindrome.
  • Reverse an ordered list of words or lines.
  • Test a user interface with backwards text.
  • Make a backwards caption, username, or profile line.

Check the result before you use it

Character mode reverses all spaces, punctuation, and line breaks. The result can be difficult to read. Select another mode when you must keep the word or line structure.

The tool changes text order. It does not translate text and it does not change text direction settings.

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Private text reversal

The reverse text generator runs in your browser. Textavia does not upload or store your text.

Frequently Asked Questions
The reverse text generator changes the order of characters, words, or lines. Select a mode before you copy the result.
Yes. Select Reverse again to apply the same mode to the result. Each mode returns the text to its previous order when you apply it two times.
Yes. Character mode reverses spaces and punctuation with all other characters. The other modes keep whitespace in its existing position.
Yes. Character mode reverses complete Unicode grapheme clusters. It does not split a combined emoji or an accent from its letter.
No. Reverse text changes character order. Mirror text replaces characters with symbols that look horizontally reflected.