Reverse Text
Reverse characters, words or lines of your text.
About this tool
Reverse Text reverses the content of a text at three different levels: by character, by word, or by line. Paste the text in the input, choose a mode, and see the result immediately in the box below, ready to be copied with a single click.
The "Characters" mode reads the text backwards, character by character — "hello" becomes "olleh". The "Words" mode keeps each word intact but reverses the order in which they appear — "hello world" becomes "world hello". The "Lines" mode preserves each line as-is but places them in reverse order — the last line moves to the top and the first to the bottom.
The most common uses are playful and creative: generating mirrored text for visual art, social media posts, or lighthearted conversations; reversing the order of a list that needs to be presented from last to first; creating curiosities or wordplay games. Developers occasionally use it to verify that a reversal algorithm is correct by comparing output to this tool. The lines mode is handy for reversing the order of logs or command histories.
Processing is completely local, with no data transmitted to servers. The tool works offline after the page loads and is available for free with no sign-up required.
Frequently asked questions
Is the tool free?
Yes, completely free with no restrictions.
Is my text sent to any server?
No. Reversal happens in your browser. The text never leaves your device.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. The interface works normally on smartphones and tablets.
Does the 'Characters' mode work with emojis and special characters?
Yes. Reversal uses JavaScript's spread operator ([...text]), which respects multi-byte Unicode characters like emojis and accented letters without corrupting them.
What is the difference between reversing 'Words' and reversing 'Lines'?
Reversing words reorders all words in the text as a continuous reverse sequence. Reversing lines reorders complete lines, keeping the content of each line intact internally.