Text Reverser

Sometimes you need text backwards. Maybe you are testing how a system handles right-to-left input, maybe you are solving a puzzle, maybe you just want to see what "hello" looks like reversed. Paste it in.

Paste text. Pick a reversal mode. Copy the result.

Three ways to reverse

• By character -- Hello World to dlroW olleH. Every character flips.
• By word -- The quick brown fox to fox brown quick The. Word order reverses; each word stays intact.
• By line -- reverses the order of lines. Line 1 becomes the last line, last line becomes first.

Options

• Flip case -- inverts uppercase and lowercase in the output. Hello to OLLEh (reversed + flipped).
• Strip punctuation -- remove . , ! etc. before reversing.
• Unicode-aware -- keeps combining characters and emoji together. Without this, e with accent (two code points) reverses into garbage. With it, it stays as one visible character.

Practical uses

• Palindrome check -- paste text, reverse it, compare. If they match (ignoring case, spaces, punctuation), it is a palindrome.
• Bidirectional text testing -- verify your UI handles reversed strings without breaking layout.
• String manipulation practice -- if you are learning algorithms, reversal is the "hello world" of string problems.

Gotcha

Reversal is not encryption. Anyone can reverse a reversed string. Do not use this to obfuscate anything sensitive.