Reverse Text
Flip a phrase backwards, reverse the word order of a sentence, or invert a stack of lines — then copy the result.
How it works
Pick what you want to flip. 'Characters' walks the whole string from back to front, so 'hello' becomes 'olleh'. It handles emoji and accented letters cleanly instead of splitting them apart.
'Words' keeps each word intact but reverses their order, turning 'the quick fox' into 'fox quick the'. 'Lines' flips a list top to bottom, which is handy for reversing a sorted list without re-sorting it.
The reversed version updates as you type and the whole thing runs in your browser, so nothing you paste gets uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use this to check a palindrome?
That's a common use. Reverse by character, then compare it to the original — if they match (ignoring spaces and case), it's a palindrome.
What is the difference between reversing words and characters?
Reversing characters flips every letter, so words become unreadable. Reversing words keeps each word spelled normally but puts them in the opposite order.
Does it handle emoji and accents correctly?
It splits the text by full Unicode characters, so multi-byte emoji and accented letters stay in one piece rather than breaking into garbled symbols.