Reverse Text
Three ways to flip your text: reverse every character (emoji and accents survive intact), reverse the order of the words, or reverse the order of the lines — handy for lists and logs you need newest-first or oldest-first.
Frequently asked questions
Will reversing break emoji or accented letters?
No. Character reversal works on full grapheme clusters, so emoji, flags, skin tones and accented characters stay in one piece instead of splitting into broken symbols.
What is the difference between reversing words and characters?
Reversing characters flips the whole string letter by letter ("hello world" → "dlrow olleh"). Reversing words keeps each word readable but flips their order ("hello world" → "world hello").
Why would I reverse lines?
Log files, chat exports and lists are often in the wrong chronological order. Reversing lines flips the whole document vertically so the last line becomes the first.
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Reverse Text runs entirely in your browser — your text never leaves this device.