Reverse text online
This text reverser flips your writing in five ways: the whole text backwards, the order of the words, the letters within each word, the order of lines in a list, or fully upside down. It handles emojis and Indian scripts properly — characters aren't split into broken pieces — and tells you when your text is apalindrome (the same forwards and backwards, like “madam” or “nitin”).
How to use it
- Type or paste your text.
- Choose how to reverse it.
- Copy the result.
Example
“Good morning, India!” reversed is “!aidnI ,gninrom dooG”; in reverse word order it's “India! morning, Good”; and upside down it reads “¡ɐᴉpuᴉ 'ƃuᴉuɹoɯ pooƃ”. Try “Was it a car or a cat I saw” to see the palindrome check. For other transformations, use the case converter or makeglitch text.
Frequently asked questions
How do I write text backwards?
Paste or type your text and choose “Reverse text” — every character is flipped, so “hello” becomes “olleh”. Emojis and Hindi characters stay intact instead of breaking apart.
What is the difference between reversing text and reversing words?
“Reverse text” mirrors every letter (“good morning” → “gninrom doog”). “Reverse word order” keeps each word readable but puts them in reverse order (“morning good”). “Reverse each word” flips the letters of each word but keeps their order (“doog gninrom”).
How does upside-down text work?
It replaces letters with similar-looking Unicode characters that appear rotated, then reverses the order, so the text reads correctly when the phone is turned around. It works in most apps, though some fonts may not show every character.
Is reversed text useful for anything?
It’s used for puzzles, secret messages, checking palindromes, mirror writing for printing on T-shirts, and fun social media posts.