Text Reverse

Yes, choose character, word, or line level reversal for the effect you need.

Yes, Unicode is handled correctly so emojis and special characters are reversed accurately.

Checking palindromes is the most common use: if the reversed text matches the original, the phrase reads the same both ways, which helps when writing puzzles or language-learning material. It also serves for verifying answers to coding exercises, and for drafting designs meant to be read mirrored, such as a slogan printed for a car window. Reversing line order to flip a list is another frequent use.

Characters are reversed exactly in stored order, but the browser lays them out again according to the script's own direction rules, so what you see may not match what you expected. Arabic in particular changes letter shapes depending on neighbours, so a reversed string often renders with the letters no longer joined. Before pasting the result anywhere, check how it actually looks in the place it will be used.