Reverse Text

Paste or type your text and flip it around. Reverse the characters, or instead reverse the order of the words, the lines, or the sentences. The result updates as you type.

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Reverse text however you need

Type or paste your text and get it back flipped. By default the characters are reversed, so the last letter comes first. You can also switch to reversing the order of words, of lines, or of sentences instead. It's useful for puzzles and mirror writing, for flipping a list end to end, or for putting sentences in the opposite order. Everything runs on your own device, so your text is never uploaded.

How to reverse your text

  1. Enter your text. Type it in the box or paste it from anywhere.
  2. Choose what to reverse. Characters, words, lines or sentences.
  3. Copy or download. Take the reversed text with the copy button, or save it as a text file.

The reverse modes explained

  • Characters reverses the letters in each line, so Hello becomes olleH.
  • Words keeps each word intact but reverses their order on each line, so the quick fox becomes fox quick the.
  • Lines keeps each line as it is but flips the whole list end to end, so the last line moves to the top.
  • Sentences reverses the order of your sentences, so the last sentence comes first.

Frequently asked questions

Is my text sent anywhere?

No. The reversing happens in your browser with plain JavaScript. Your text is never uploaded or stored on a server, which keeps it completely private.

Does reversing characters keep my lines?

Yes. In Characters mode each line's letters are reversed in place, so your line breaks stay where they are. If you want to flip the line order instead, use the Lines mode.

Does it handle emoji correctly?

Yes. Characters are reversed by whole symbols, so emoji and other characters made of more than one code unit stay in one piece rather than breaking apart.

How does it find sentences?

Sentences are split at full stops, question marks and exclamation marks. It's a simple split, so abbreviations like "Dr." can be treated as a sentence ending. It works best on ordinary prose.

Is it really free?

Yes, it is free with no sign-up, no watermark, and no limits.

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