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Text Reverser

Reverse text in three different ways. Character reversal keeps emoji and accented letters intact — reversing a string naively tears those apart, because they are stored as more than one unit.

Note

Everything happens in your browser. Nothing you paste is uploaded or stored.

How to use this tool

  1. Paste your text.
  2. Choose whether to reverse the characters, the word order, or the line order.

Worked examples

The three modes on one sentence

  1. Characters: 'one two' becomes 'owt eno'
  2. Word order: 'one two' becomes 'two one'
  3. Line order: the last line moves to the top

Each mode reverses a different unit.

Notes and limitations

  • Characters are reversed as whole visible characters. Reversing a string by its raw units would corrupt emoji and any letter written as a base plus a combining accent.
  • Reversing text does not make it secret. It is trivially readable and is not any form of encryption.
  • Word reversal preserves the spacing between words, so alignment in a line is not disturbed.
  • Everything runs in your browser. Your text is never uploaded to a server, which matters when what you are working on is a draft, a client list or anything else you would rather not send anywhere.

Frequently asked questions

Why do other tools break emoji when reversing?

Because they reverse the string's raw UTF-16 units. An emoji is stored as two or more of those, so reversing them individually produces broken characters. This tool reverses whole visible characters instead.

Can I use reversed text to hide something?

No. It is instantly readable by reversing it again and offers no protection at all. Do not treat it as encryption.

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