Reverse Text Generator
Reverse text character by character, flip it upside down with Unicode look-alikes, or reverse the order of its words.
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What this tool does
Reverse text character by character, flip it upside down with Unicode look-alikes, or reverse the order of its words. Reversal works on Unicode code points, so most emoji and accented letters survive intact; combining-character sequences (some flags and family emoji) can split visually. Upside-down look-alikes do not exist for every character — unmapped characters pass through unchanged.
How to use the Reverse Text Generator
- Enter or select text.
- Enter or select transformation.
- Read the calculated result; change any measurement to compare alternatives.
Formula
Reverse mode reverses the sequence of Unicode code points. Flip mode maps each character to an upside-down look-alike (a → ɐ, p → d, ? → ¿) and then reverses the order, which is what makes rotated text read correctly. Word mode splits on whitespace and reverses word order only.
- text
- Text
- mode
- Transformation
Reversal works on Unicode code points, so most emoji and accented letters survive intact; combining-character sequences (some flags and family emoji) can split visually. Upside-down look-alikes do not exist for every character — unmapped characters pass through unchanged.
Worked example
For reverse text generator, the following measurements illustrate the exact method: Text: MasterTool; Transformation: reverse.
Inputs
- TextMasterTool
- TransformationReverse characters
Result
- Transformed textlooTretsaM
- Characters10
Results explained
- Transformed text
- Transformed text from the formula above. Reversal works on Unicode code points, so most emoji and accented letters survive intact; combining-character sequences (some flags and family emoji) can split visually. Upside-down look-alikes do not exist for every character — unmapped characters pass through unchanged.
- Characters
- Characters from the formula above. Reversal works on Unicode code points, so most emoji and accented letters survive intact; combining-character sequences (some flags and family emoji) can split visually. Upside-down look-alikes do not exist for every character — unmapped characters pass through unchanged.
Frequently asked questions
Reverse only changes the order of the characters, so the text reads right-to-left with normal letters. Flip also replaces each letter with an upside-down Unicode look-alike and reverses the order, so the result looks like the original rotated 180°.
Paste it into this tool and choose flip again — flipping twice returns the original text, because the transformation is its own inverse for mapped characters.
Unicode has no true upside-down copy of every letter, so the generator uses the closest look-alikes (for example W becomes M). A few characters have no reasonable match and are left as they are.
No. Word mode only reorders whole words — 'the quick brown fox' becomes 'fox brown quick the' — while the spelling and punctuation inside each word stay exactly as typed.
Yes. The transformation runs in your browser; the text you enter is never uploaded or stored.