Text Reverse

This tool reverses text three different ways: by character (letters run in reverse order), by word (words swap places but stay intact), or by line (line order is flipped).

How to use it

• Pick a mode — by character, by word, or by line — depending on the result you need.
• Paste text and the result updates instantly as you type.
• Character mode correctly handles composite emoji and grapheme clusters without breaking them apart.

Common uses

• Creating mirrored text for a design or a puzzle.
• Flipping the order of lines in a list or log without reordering them by hand.
• Checking whether a string is a palindrome — text reversed by character is compared against the original.

Things to keep in mind

A naive reversal by Unicode code point breaks composite characters (emoji with modifiers, some languages' combining diacritics) — a correct implementation splits text into grapheme clusters rather than individual code points.

Word-mode reversal doesn't change the letter order inside each word — it only rearranges the words themselves, not a character-level reversal.