Reverse Text

Our Reverse Text tool transforms your text in seven distinct ways — from simple character reversal to Unicode upside-down text and the classic ROT13 cipher. All transformations happen instantly in your browser with no data sent to any server. Paste or type your text, then select any transformation from the tabs: • Reverse Characters — flips the entire text so the last character becomes first. "hello" becomes "olleh." The most basic reversal, useful for simple encodings and fun with words. • Reverse Word Order — reverses the sequence of words while keeping each word's characters intact. "I love coffee" becomes "coffee love I." Useful for creating intentional grammatical effects or creative writing. • Reverse Lines — reverses the order of lines in multi-line text. The last line becomes the first. Useful for reversing ordered lists, reversing log files, or reversing numbered steps. • Reverse Each Word — reverses the characters within each individual word while keeping word order unchanged. "Hello World" becomes "olleH dlroW." Each word is independently mirrored. • Reverse Each Line — reverses characters within each line independently, keeping line order. Each line is a separate reverse operation. • Upside Down (Unicode Flip) — converts each character to its Unicode upside-down equivalent using special Unicode characters. "hello" becomes "oןןǝɥ" — text appears as if read upside down. Popular for social media usernames and bios. • ROT13 — rotates each letter 13 positions in the alphabet (A→N, B→O, etc.). Numbers and punctuation are unchanged. Applying ROT13 twice returns the original text. Used historically for hiding spoilers and mild content obfuscation. The Palindrome Checker below the transformations tests if your text reads the same forward and backward (ignoring spaces, punctuation, and capitalization). All transformed text has a one-click copy button.