Reverse Text

Reverse text character by character (mirror text), by word order, or by line order — instantly, right in your browser.

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Why use Reverse Text?

"Reverse text" covers a few genuinely different operations depending on what you actually need: flipping every character for a mirror-image effect, reordering words while keeping them spelled normally, or reordering lines in a list without touching their content. Conflating these produces the wrong result for whichever one you actually wanted. This tool keeps the three modes explicit and separate, so picking the right one is a dropdown choice rather than something you have to reconstruct by hand from a single "reverse everything" button.

Key benefits

Three reverse modes in one tool
Instant, no install required
Free, unlimited use
Runs entirely in your browser

Features

Character-level mirror reversal
Word-order reversal (keeps each word intact)
Line-order reversal for multi-line text

Popular use cases

Creating mirror/backwards text for a novelty message or puzzle
Reversing word order for a specific writing or word-game exercise
Flipping the order of a list's lines without changing the lines themselves
Quick text tricks for social media posts

How to use Reverse Text

1
Type or paste your text
Any length.
2
Pick a reverse mode
Character, word order, or line order.
3
Copy the result
Ready to paste anywhere.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between character and word reversal?

Character reversal flips the entire string letter by letter, so words become unreadable mirror images ("hello" becomes "olleh"). Word reversal keeps each word spelled normally but reverses their order ("hello world" becomes "world hello").

Can I reverse the order of lines without reversing each line's text?

Yes — line-order mode reverses which line comes first without touching the text within each line.

Will mirrored text read correctly if I flip my screen or hold it to a mirror?

Character-reversed text approximates a mirror image using the same characters, but true mirror-image glyphs would require flipped letter shapes, which standard text can't fully replicate — it's a novelty effect, not a literal optical mirror.

Last reviewed: September 2026

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