The Reverse Text tool flips your text in three ways: reverse the characters (so “hello” becomes “olleh”), reverse the word order, or reverse the order of lines. Type or paste your text, pick a mode, and copy the result.
It is handy for fun effects, puzzles, checking palindromes, or flipping a list upside down. Everything runs in your browser.
How to reverse text
- Type or paste your text.
- Choose a mode: Characters, Words, or Lines.
- The reversed text appears instantly.
- Copy the result.
Three ways to reverse
Reverse Characters flips the entire string end to end, so “Hello World” becomes “dlroW olleH”. Reverse Words keeps each word intact but flips their order, turning “Hello World” into “World Hello”. Reverse Lines flips the order of lines top to bottom, which is useful for inverting a chronological list without re-sorting it.
Reversed vs. upside-down text
Reversing is not the same as flipping upside down. This tool changes the order of characters, words, or lines but keeps the letters themselves normal. If you want text that looks rotated 180° (using look-alike characters), use the upside-down text generator instead.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I reverse a string of text?
Paste it and choose the Characters mode; the tool flips the whole string, so “abc” becomes “cba”. Copy the result with one click.
Can I reverse the word order instead?
Yes — choose the Words mode to keep each word but reverse their order.
What does reverse lines do?
It flips the order of the lines from top to bottom, handy for inverting a list.
Is this the same as upside-down text?
No. This reverses order but keeps normal letters. Use the upside-down text generator for rotated look-alike characters.